eat it all

EAT IT ALL is an Idiom expression, meaning of the person who believes in everything that people say. They don't care the person who says it is a kid or not.

John is an eat it all. He agrees with everything that people say.

by Levi Buana Bacar March 26, 2021

all kizzy no diddy

A term Marcus Chavis uses might no mean anything but all kizzy no diddy

Yo that’s gotta be gay “all kizzy no diddy”

by ilikefour2525 November 21, 2024

Know-it-all

A name given to a person that expresses basic common knowledge about a subject, by a person that doesn't know shit about fuck on said subject.

Me: Hey Edgar, maybe you should just check to see if the outlet is blown before you start taking apart the DJ's mixing board.
Edgar: Oh dang man, that actually worked! Quit being such a know-it-all, you're making me look bad.

by Methkateer December 22, 2023

All roads lead to you

When you try so hard to get rid of someone, but you always end up going back to them.

Person 1: "Why did you get back with me? Why not someone else?"

Person 2: "I don't know. I tried to get rid of you, but it seems like all roads lead to you."

by cruevhs February 16, 2024

dickfuck all

A way of saying nothing implying a negative tone, usually of agravation. Generally used when some one is bored and wants something to do or if some gave a lot of effort for no profit.

Ex 1

Guy 1: Hey man, what are you up to?
Guy 2: Dickfuck all, wanna grab a beer?

Ex 2

Girl 1: How much did'ya win at the casino?
Girl 2: Dickfuck all!

by Dusty Bannister March 8, 2007

that’s-all you got!

Two people in a discussion. One is loosing the argument and drops the f…..bomb.
The other person says yea: that’s all you got!

I say in response to someone’s statement “that’s a lie, and you know it”. The person says to me f…. you mother f…..! I say yea: that’s-all you got!, you’re done because That’s-All You Got!

by drteebro September 25, 2021

ALL

"All" a general term for those who share a tax haven, tax advisors or tax lawyers in an overseas territory such as The Virgin Islands or Panama. Note this use of "ALL" is paradoxically selective and elitist exuding a misplaced sense of irony by the wealthy.

"We're all in it together" as quoted by many senior Tory politicians

by Norman Lament June 25, 2016