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alls by QWERTYhu66 January 19, 2022

Alls well that ends well 

The ending is all that matters
The journey to the end might have been tough but all that is overlooked once a desirable end is achieved
Training everyday took its toll on his knee but alls well that ends well

Alls I know

A northern colloquialism used to indicate that what is about to be said is all that the speaker knows about the subject.
"Alls I know is that it's freezing outside."
Alls I know by Alanft January 22, 2009

Alls Wells In Fargo 

During a difficult moment in time (usually economic unrest, personal issues, pledging for a fraternity, etc), it is known that Wells Fargo survives most economic downturns far better than other banks due to their stringent traditional practices.
Ted: Man, my girlfriend just broke up with me.
John: Its okay man, Alls Wells In Fargo...
Alls Wells In Fargo by Xeps November 2, 2011
the extra plural form of y'all. Refers to at least ten people.
Y'alls in the same family? Well, I'll be switched!
y'alls by T-Dog Jenkins August 3, 2005
The incorrect plural form of y'all. The correct plural version is "all y'all"
"All y'all are to dumb ta be hicks, y'all don't even know how ta talk... garsh, what the hell is y'alls supposed ta mean?"
y'alls by carter72 March 30, 2009
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