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wall-to-wall
[ adjective adverb wawl-tuh-wawl; noun wawl-tuh-wawl ]
adjective
- covering the entire floor from one wall to another:
wall-to-wall carpeting.
- Informal. occupying a space or period of time completely:
The dance floor was crowded with wall-to-wall dancers. With no commercial interruptions, the telecast of the game was wall-to-wall action.
- Informal. being available everywhere; full of or saturated with something specified:
Las Vegas offers wall-to-wall gambling. Her life has been wall-to-wall misery.
adverb
- from one side to the other; to overflowing:
The store was jammed wall-to-wall with late shoppers.
noun
- a wall-to-wall carpet.
wall-to-wall
adjective
- (of carpeting) completely covering a floor
- informal.as far as the eye can see; widespread
wall-to-wall sales in the high street shops
Word History and Origins
Origin of wall-to-wall1
Example Sentences
But the GOP went wild with the he called all Trump supporters “garbage” interpretation, with Fox News giving it 9/11–like, wall-to-wall coverage, and Trump playing around in a garbage truck ahead of a rally the next day.
The Democrat’s wall-to-wall TV advertising is blunter still, showing Chavez-DeRemer with glowering images of the ex-president, his mini-me running mate, JD Vance, and scenes from the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.
“The Universal Theory” is overlong and ultimately a work more of the head than the heart, no matter how much that wall-to-wall throwback score swells with intention.
Pesto has reached an audience of billions - dominating social media algorithms, securing wall-to-wall breakfast TV coverage in the US and UK, and drawing travellers from around the globe to Melbourne’s Sea Life Aquarium.
The centerpiece of the area is its 150-foot wall-to-wall digital display, which can show multiple games — the one showing in the dome, as well as whatever other key matches are happening at that time.
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