every which way
The phrase "every which way" is often used to describe movement or actions occurring in multiple directions or manners, typically implying disorder or randomness.
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Definition
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(informal)In all directions simultaneously.
Example
- The papers were scattered every which way across the room.
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(informal)In a chaotic or disorganized manner.
Example
- After the storm, the furniture was tossed every which way.
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(informal)In all possible manners or methods.
Example
- She tried every which way to solve the puzzle, but nothing worked.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "every which way":
all over the placehither and thitherall overall over the mapall aroundgo both wayshere and thereall the waythat waythis wayevery trick in the bookturn with every wind