be all over



be all over somebody

to touch and kiss someone sexually again and again in a public situation He was all over her at the party last night. (humorous) It was disgusting, he was all over her like a rash.
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be all over

To attack verbally; reprimand severely.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Herminiaer-MEE-nyah (Spanish)Spanish, Ancient Roman
Pilib-Irish
Honoria-Late Roman
Dubhthach-Ancient Irish
Timo (1)TEE-moFinnish, German, Dutch
Krasimir-Bulgarian, Medieval Slavic