Virtually All

When something is essentially true in totality. Generally within the range of 96-99%.

Only a couple of birds can’t fly, meaning virtually all birds have the gift of flight.

by Jamie Griffin February 18, 2020

All 70s

A term used to describe something outdated or unimpressive. Behind the times. Think of things from the 70s that were NOT cool. Disco, bell bottoms, American made muscle cars with weak engines, high gas prices, Jimmy Carter, etc. And of course bad 70s Haircuts, which partially originated from the term 70s bush. Mainly used to describe a thing or an action that is inadaquet, old, desperate, haggard, lacking, and tired looking. Another variation is “So 70s”

Donald Trump’s hair is All 70s.

My neighbor’s 33 year old uemployed grandson lives in thier basement and plays Fortnite 24/7. That guy is So 70s

by Z Dubzz January 16, 2019

all might

The #1 hero All Might, which has a very significant role in the manga Boku no Hero Academia.

"I WANNA BE A GREAT HERO LIKE ALL MIGHT!"

by Kuratafa September 1, 2017

All or Nothing

Purposely fasting to build up an extreme appetite, then eating extremely unhealthy foods that pretty much defeats the purpose of fasting in the first place. An ineffective if not self destructive way to lose weight.

Day 2. No Food. I'm thinking of going All or Nothing on those double bacon cheeseburgers. mmmmm.

by GrontleGums October 5, 2023

All love.

another way of saying "you're welcome" or "anytime or any day"

man 1: thanks for being there for me after all the bs thats happening to me"
man 2: All love.

by His.wifey December 20, 2022

all hetero

The phrase "all hetero" is synonymous with examples of the literary devices of modifiers. The phrase strictly clarifies & classifies a statement as heterosexual (not gay), that potentially could have been viewed as heterosexual or homosexual. This is differentiated from no homo or no bruno, in that these two phrases are used to clarify the heterosexual intent of an otherwise homosexual statement. However, the phrase "all hetero" can be used in a "no homo statement," but not vice versa (as a "all hetero statement" may not have been homosexual in the first place).

"The wind blew me today; all hetero." The wind could be personified as either male or female, thus "all hetero" is used.

Not an Example:
"Suck my dick," when said male to male, should include no homo as opposed to "all hetero."

by StraightStackin May 6, 2012

all over it

to be aware of, and/or dealing with a situation or problem. to give a problem your undivided attention.

When I discovered the mess he was making, I was all over it.

by Len Roberts July 21, 2003