all the farther

adjective

1. the whole extent or quantity of: all New England, all the gold
2. the entire number of: all the men went
3. every one of: all men must eat
4. the greatest possible; as much as possible: said in all sincerity
5. any; any whatever: true beyond all question
6. every: now used only in such phrases as all manner of men
7. alone; only: life is not all pleasure
8. seeming to be nothing but: he was all arms and legs
9. ☆ Dialectal completely used up, consumed, over with, etc.: the bread is all

Origin: ME al, all < OE eal < IE *al-no-s < base *al-, *ol-, beyond, exceeding > L ultra

pronoun

1. everyone: all must die
2. every one: all of us are here; all of the pencils are sharpened
3. everything; the whole thing, matter, situation, etc.: all is over between them
4. every part or bit: all of it is gone

noun

1. one's whole property, effort, etc.: gave his all
2. a totality; whole

adverb

1. wholly; entirely; altogether; quite: all worn out, riding all through the night
2. apiece: a score of thirty all