the whole amount, quantity, or number of
the whole amount or quantity of
We sat up all night
all the year round
as much as possible
He spoke in all seriousness
the whole number or sum of
All dogs love aniseed
every
all manner of hardship
any whatever
beyond all doubt
displaying only
all attention
She was all attention
having or seeming to have some physical feature conspicuously or excessively
be all ears
all thumbs
all ears
all there
informal not mentally subnormal; alert or shrewd
all very well
a formula used in rejection of advice or sympathy
be all one
to be a matter of indifference
for all
in spite of
The door remained stuck for all their efforts
[Old English eall]