all over

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Synonyms: fall over, allover, all-over, call over, ball over, mull over, walk over, talk over, well over, roll over, pull over

Antonyms: fall over, allover, all-over, call over, ball over, mull over, walk over, talk over, well over, roll over, pull over

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Adjective

1. Completely finished.<!-- It may be slightly debatable whether this is idiomatic or literal. I tend towards the latter - just - but also, importantly I think, without it we would have no mention at all in the article of a very prominent use of the phrase. -->
2. Covered everywhere with; covered throughout with.
3. {{&lit|en|[[all]] [[over]]}}

Adverb

1. {{lb|en|idiomatic}} Over an entire extent.
2. {{lb|en|idiomatic}} Everywhere.
3. {{lb|en|idiomatic}} In every way; thoroughly.
4. {{&lit|en|[[all]] [[over]]}}

Preposition

1. {{lb|en|idiomatic}} [[everywhere|Everywhere]]; covering completely.

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