all for (someone or something) -Idioms

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all for (someone or something)

to be very much in favor of someone or something

The woman is all for the manager and she never criticizes her.

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all in a day's work

all in one piece

all manner of (someone or something)

all of a sudden

all over but the shouting

What can I say?

leave (someone) high and dry

strings attached

lay up (a vessel) or lay (a vessel) up

hang out (somewhere)

blind leading the blind

of one's own accord

make one's own way

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