And when you try to explain, please DO NOT leave anything out as I asked what does it ALL mean.

It ALL means ANYTHING.
 
HTH.

I wonder if Mooch would have come up with that answer.

Basically you're sitting in the middle of a bell shape curve waiting for someone to strike said bell with a hammer (usually somewhere near the middle).

¹all

adjective \ˈol\
: the whole, entire, total amount, quantity, or extent of
: every member or part of
: the whole number or sum of
 

1 a :  the whole amount, quantity, or extent of <needed all the courage they had> <sat up all night> 
b :  as much as possible <spoke in all seriousness>

2
:  every member or individual component of <all men will go> <all five children were present>

3
:  the whole number or sum of <all the angles of a triangle are equal to two right angles>

4
:  every <all manner of hardship>

5
:  any whatever <beyond all doubt>

6
:  nothing but :  only: 
a :  completely taken up with, given to, or absorbed by<became all attention> 
b :  having or seeming to have (some physical feature) in con****uous excess or prominence <all legs> 
c :  paying full attention with <all ears>

7
dial :  used up :  entirely consumed —used especially of food and drink

8
:  being more than one person or thing <who all is coming>
— all the:  as much of … as :  as much of a … as <all the home I ever had>




 

 

Examples of ALL

I've been waiting all week to see her.He had to walk all the way home.She works all year round.He'll need all the help he can get.Someone took all the candy.

²all

 adverb
: entirely or completely
: for each side or player
Full Definition of ALL1
a :  wholly, quite <sat all alone> —often used as an intensive <all out of proportion> <all over the yard> <it wasn't all that funny> 
b :  selected as the best (as at a sport) within an area or organization —used in combination <all-league halfback>

2
obsolete :  only, exclusively

3
archaic :  just

4
:  so much <all the better for it>

5
:  for each side :  apiece <the score is two all>

 See all defined for English-language learners »

Examples of ALL

She has traveled all around the world.This money will be all yours when I die.She had buttons all down the side of her dress.I forgot all about paying the bill.The kids got all excited when they saw Santa Claus.

³all

 pronoun, singular or plural in construction
Definition of ALL1
a :  the whole number, quantity, or amount :  totality <allthat I have> <all of us> <all of the books> 
b —used in such phrases as for all I know, for all I care, andfor all the good it does to indicate a lack of knowledge, interest, or effectiveness

2
:  everybody, everything <gave equal attention to all> <that isall>
— all in all:  on the whole :  generally <all in all, things might have been worse>



— and all:  and everything else especially of a kind suggested by a previous context <cards to fill out with … numbers and all— Sally Quinn>

4all

 noun
Definition of ALL:  the whole of one's possessions, resources, or energy<gave his all for the cause>

awl

noun \ˈol\
: a pointed tool that is used for marking surfaces or for making small holes in leather, wood, etc.
:  a pointed tool for marking surfaces or piercing small holes (as in leather or wood)

HTH

I'm awl about the all, y'all.

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musicman100
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I could be wrong but i suspect there at leas three or four numbers beyond that so that can't be anywhere near ALL, or owl or awl.