All that jazz

The previous person who wrote that it came from the musical "All That Jazz" is very wrong. The expression has been used for a LONG, LONG time before that show ever came out. I mean, people I know have been using the expression for as long as I can remember, LONG before anyone ever CONCEIVED of the show named "All That Jazz". It's probably been used since at LEAST the beginning of the 20th Century and probably longer than that. It's another way of saying "and all that stuff". It's a slang way of saying something without telling the whole thing, because telling the whole thing would be boring and monotonous.

"I went into the supermarket, and there were lots of vegetables, like tomatoes, cucumbers, celery, and all that jazz\."

by A fairly smart person March 29, 2017

All might

Super hero guy who looks super strong but In reality is a noodle with smash power that he gave to broccoli boy (or if you’re a civilized person best boy)

All might can be a dick sometimes (he crushed our precious child’s dream... he built it back up but still!)

by Disstupid August 7, 2019

all buss

hawaiian slang for -- getting all fucked up. usually referred to as getting drunk, or stoned, but can mean gettin your ass kicked.

eh bullay u stay all buss, chee dawgeh!!

by nickvdub June 23, 2007

Bugger all

Sometimes hyphenated. A British expression meaning "nothing."

I know precisely bugger all about nuclear thermodynamics.

by Anonymous May 14, 2003

All leather

Often a description for a worn out and smashed up vagina.

Yah brah, I'll never sleep with her again I swear that shit was all leather.

by Ranchgirls December 8, 2020

all-madden

possessing qualities or talents well-above average

Guy 1: I didn't think you were going to catch that ball.

Guy 2: Yeah, I had to go all-madden to get it.

by chochmaster May 30, 2010

Medicare For All

A single payer healthcare bill proposed in the United States that works by expanding the already existing Medicare program to cover all citizens.

Medicare For All funds healthcare through taxes, rather than paying premiums and deductibles to profit-driven insurance companies.

This is important legislation because the United States is the only developed nation that doesn’t have universal care for all of its citizens.

If we had Medicare for All, then you’d never have to worry about out of pocket healthcare expenses again.

by XDefineThingsX May 5, 2019