| above all |
more importantly than anything else. [2 definitions] |
| after all |
used to remind the listener of an important fact or to ask the listener to consider this fact. [2 definitions] |
| all along |
from the beginning; the whole time. |
| all at once |
suddenly. [2 definitions] |
| all clear |
the signal that an air raid or disaster drill is over. |
| All Fools' Day |
April Fools' Day. |
| all in all |
with every factor taken into account; in general. |
| all of a sudden |
suddenly; without warning. |
| all over |
in every part of something; everywhere. |
| all over with |
completely finished; over. |
| all right |
meeting minimum standards; satisfactorily. [5 definitions] |
| All Saints' Day |
in some Christian churches, a festival on November 1 that celebrates all the saints; Allhallows. |
| all set |
completely ready. [2 definitions] |
| All Souls' Day |
in some Christian churches, a day of prayer for the dead, usu. on November 2. |
| all the same |
nevertheless; nonetheless. [2 definitions] |
| all the time |
very often. |
| all thumbs |
not well coordinated or dextrous, esp. in using the hands; clumsy. |
| all told |
including everyone or everything; counting all. |
| all wet |
completely wrong; mistaken. |
| all-American |
pertaining to an individual or group of players selected as the best in the United States in any particular sport. [5 definitions] |