every which way

1. In all directions, as in Papers were blowing every which way. [Colloquial; mid-1800s]

Example Sentences

“We got beat every which way we could possibly be,” Harbaugh said.

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Having it every which way, in other words.

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Ms Goddard wrote "every which way this is being manipulated away from what it was supposed to be and it's unfair".

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In every which way, this one felt like a mismatch.

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“They are complaining constantly about recruitment and retention and looking every which way to maintain their workforce — and here comes along ICE — trying to pull those officers away.”

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Related Words

• haphazardly 
• randomly