Green’s Dictionary of Slang
- all-heeled, adj.
- all-hot, n.
- all hot and bothered, phr.
- all hunched up like a dog on a bag of staples, phr.
- all hunk, adj.
- allicholy, adj.
- Allied Irish, n.
- alligator, n.
- alligator, adv.
- alligator!, excl.
- alligator skin, n.
- all-in, n.
- all in, adj.
- all in one, n.
- all in the eye, phr.
- all keyhole, n.
- all kinds of, adv.
- all know, adj.
- all mockered up/all mokkered up, phr.
- all my eye, phr.
- all my eye and Betty Martin, phr.
- all nations, n.
- all-nighter, n.
- all-night house, n.
- all-night man, n.
- allo, adj.
- all of a flare, adv.
- all of a tiswas, adj.
- all of it, n.
- all on one side like Lord Thomond’s cocks, phr.
- all on top, phr.
- all-out, n.
- all out, adj.
- all out, adv.
- all outdoors, n.
- all outdoors, adv.
- all-over, n.
- all over, adj.1
- all over, adj.2
- all over bar the shouting, phr.
- all-overish, adj.1
- all-overish, adj.2
- all over red rover, phr.
- all-overs, n.
- all over the joint, phr.