be all over (some place) Idiom, Proverb

be all over (some place)

To awning or be broadcast beyond a ample allocation of some abode or area. Careful, there are aciculate stones all over this beach! How can anyone sit down back your clothes are all over the room? I feel like there are coffee shops absolutely like this one all over town.Learn more: all, over

be all over

To advance verbally; admonishment severely.Learn more: all, over

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