adverb
Etymology: Middle English alover, from al all + over
1.
a. : over the whole extent
decorated all over with a pattern of flowers
felt tired all over
b. : everywhere
looked all over for it
2. : in every respect : thoroughly , completely
she is her mother all over
3. : everywhere on the outside
he is all over dirt
ragged and all over bruises
— not often in formal use