all over

Done and dusted

All over means covering an entire surface or area: There was mud all over the floor.

It can indicate scattered throughout: We searched all over town.

The phrase also marks completion or ending: The game is all over.

As an adjective, it describes something spread across a surface: an all-over pattern.

To be all over someone is to give them excessive attention, affection, or criticism.

everywhere

scattered

Spread irregularly about

widespread · here and there · far and wide · high and low · wall-to-wall · from head to toe · covering · blanketing · dotting · strewn

pervasive

omnipresent

Existing everywhere at once

rife · endemic · permeating · saturating · inescapable · unavoidable · engulfing · infiltrating · dominant · entrenched

finished

done

No longer in progress

finished · through · settled · resolved · finalized · accomplished · terminated · ceased · expired · past

erratic

inconsistent

Lacking steady uniformity

scattered · unfocused · haphazard · jumbled · messy · uneven · variable · fluctuating · unsettled · scattershot

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spatial distribution

all overlocalized

Restricted to one place

in one place · concentrated · confined · centralized · contained

completion status

all overunderway

Currently in progress

ongoing · in progress · continuing · unfinished · starting up

coverage extent

all overpartial

Favoring one side

incomplete · spotty · patchy · sparse · scattered

Family

allover

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G