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

Money is no object

in cahoots with (someone)

music to one's ears

give (someone) the ax

cover one's tracks

hold up (someone or something) or hold (someone or something) up

used to (something)

talk (someone's) head off

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