all roundnnBritish EnglishBrE, all around American EnglishAmE a) used to say that you are describing the general quality or effect of something All round it’s not a bad car.
It was a nasty business all round.
b) from everyone, for everyone, or involving everyone There were smiles all round.
He paid for drinks all round.
→ all all-round• His first-half display was a masterclass of all-round back play.• Even some respected well-known all-round big-fish anglers have yet to crack it.• DataEase scores because it combines good all-round capability with genuine ease of use.• As to Levi being a better all-round player, let's go to our year-end statistics.• A box, on the other hand, offers all-round protection.