all over
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throughout an entire area or surface
- There were bodies all over the place after the concert ended.
- The children scattered their toys all over the living room.
- She traveled all over Europe last summer.
- Milk spilled all over the counter when the cup tipped over.
- After the party, there were empty cups all over the floor.
Synonyms:
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showing excessive affection or interest in someone
- He was all over her at the party.
- Fans were all over the band after the show.
- She was all over him the moment he walked in.
- The kids were all over their favorite teacher.
- Reporters were all over the celebrity.
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harshly blaming or scolding someone
- The coach was all over the team after the loss.
- She got all over me for forgetting the deadline.
- He's always all over his staff for minor errors.
- The media was all over the mayor.
- The teacher was all over the class for being late.