and all

Idioms  

1. Also, and all that. Et cetera, and so on; whatever else goes with this statement. For example, We can't afford eating out, since it's hard to find a baby sitter, they charge a lot, and all, or The contractor will supply the paint and all that. [First half of 1500s]

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Example Sentences

They went on to have chart hits with songs such as Glad You Came, Chasing the Sun and All Time Low.

From BBC

I think, when I reflect about it, that it was a most wonderful discovery—a very wonderful thing that children so young should make such a discovery and all through our mischief.

From Literature

At one surreal point she reveals she was an actress with the Moscow Art Theatre: “I played the original Madame Ranevskaya and all the cherries in the first production of Anton Chekhov’s seminal play ‘Whatever Happened to Our Cherry Orchard, Mom?’”

From The Wall Street Journal

“What’s fun about football is all the strategy and all the debate,” Blandino says.

From The Wall Street Journal

“It was really interesting watching Rachel and all the creators involved navigate that,” Woodall adds, speaking separately on Zoom from London.

From Los Angeles Times