Pronunciation: /ɔːl ˈoʊvərz/
noun a plural noun referring to various items or things scattered or spread around
A1 I have all overs of my favorite candy in my backpack.
A2 She collected all overs of the puzzle pieces and managed to complete it.
B1 The teacher asked the students to bring all overs of their textbooks to class.
B2 The chef used all overs of the ingredients to create a delicious dish.
C1 The artist carefully arranged all overs of the paint colors on the palette before starting the painting.
C2 The researcher meticulously analyzed all overs of the data to draw meaningful conclusions.
adjective describing a state of being spread or scattered all over a place
A1 I spilled juice all over the table.
A2 The kids made a mess and left toys all over the living room.
B1 The party decorations were scattered all over the backyard.
B2 After the storm, debris was scattered all over the neighborhood.
C1 The graffiti artist's work could be seen all over the city.
C2 The artist's paintings were displayed all over the gallery, showcasing their talent.
formal The artist carefully blended all overs to create a harmonious composition.
informal I accidentally spilled paint all overs my new shirt.
slang I can't believe you ate all overs the pizza by yourself!
figurative His emotions were all overs the place after the breakup.
all overed
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