Jonathan Silverman
Johnny Jenkins
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- 1. The Deal Jul 11, 2003
- Clay and Johnny make a deal; Clay takes Johnny's grandmother to Las Vegas.
- 2. Tootsie Jul 18, 2003
- Johnny watches Paula's dog; Grandma tries to help Dad become a better salesman.
- 3. Sterile Angus Jul 25, 2003
- Grandma wants to breed Angus; Johnny and Omar track down Paula.
The meaning of FREE-FOR-ALL is a competition, dispute, or fight open to all comers and usually with no rules : brawl; also : a chaotic situation resembling a free-for-all especially in lacking rules or structure. How to use free-for-all in a sentence.
a violent situation or argument that a lot of people join in: The fight on the basketball court turned into a free-for-all. Synonym.
a fight, argument, contest, etc., open to everyone and usually without rules. Synonyms: donnybrook, melee, scrap, fracas, brawl. any competition or contested situation that is disordered, impulsive, or out of control: a free-for-all at the buffet table.
Synonyms for FREE-FOR-ALL: public, open, unrestricted, communal, collective, available, free, accessible; Antonyms of FREE-FOR-ALL: private, exclusive, restricted, closed, limited, off-limits, inaccessible, unavailable.
A free-for-all is a situation in which several people or groups are trying to get something for themselves and there are no controls on how they do it.
1. a fight, argument, contest, etc., open to everyone and usually without rules. 2. any competition or contested situation that is disordered, impulsive, or out of control. a free-for-all at the buffet table.
Free-for-all definition: A disorderly fight, argument, or competition in which everyone present participates.
a situation in which there are no rules or controls and everyone acts for their own advantage The lowering of trade barriers has led to a free-for-all among exporters. a price-cutting free-for-all.
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There are two meanings listed in OED's entry for the word free-for-all. See ‘Meaning & use’ for definitions, usage, and quotation evidence.
