all-time adj.
(US) the very best, the most memorable on record.
![]() | Rotarian June 15: JIM THORPE, all-time ‘great,’ leads the field in the hurdle. | |
![]() | Life 10 Mar. 131: Old-time, all-time great Ty Cobb. | |
![]() | ‘Honky-Tonk Bud’ in Life (1976) 58: Now J.P. Spence was the hipcat’s defence, / And known as an all-time great. | et al.|
![]() | Semi-Tough 152: I’ve known the all-time girl and I’ve loved her and she’s loved me. | |
![]() | Secrets of Harry Bright (1986) 78: That waitress is all time [...] She’s the kind tries to lick you with her eyes. | |
![]() | Golden Orange (1991) 175: She was all-time, that redhead! | |
![]() | Dreamcatcher 68: I’ve heard some mighty belches, but that’s an all-time blue ribbon winner. |