all-up
/ˌɔːlˈʌp/adjective
1Designating the total weight of an aircraft or mass of a spacecraft in flight, including crew, passengers, fuel, and cargo.
2Designating the total weight of any machine, vehicle, structure, etc.
3 Betting. Designating a system of betting or series of bets in which the stake and winnings accruing from each bet won are placed on the next bet.
4Designating the total cost of a product, enterprise, etc., or the total of some payment or expenditure; overall.
5Originally and chiefly British. Of a postal service: with all items sent by air, but with no special fee charged for this.
noun
Informal. An all-up weight. Also (originally and chiefly Australian ): an all-up cost, payment, or expenditure.
Origin
1920s. From all noun + up.
- goodbye
- goodbyeing
- good-byer
- goodbyer
- goodbying
- good call (or bad call)
- good cause
- good cheer
- good cholesterol
- good-class
- good cop, bad cop
- good-daughter
- good day
- gooddeed
- good doer
- good-doing
- good-eating
- good-enough
- good-enough Morgan
- good-enough mother
- good even
- good evening
- good fairy
- good faith
- good-faith residence