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all hours
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*all hours (of the day and night)
Fig. very late in the night or very early in the morning. (*Typically: until ~; till ~; at ~.) Why do you always stay out until all hours of the day and night? I like to stay out till all hours.
See also: hour
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But a spokesman for Madge said: "Madonna does not stay up till all hours of the night.
the Razz: showbuzz by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
As kids we also tried to make perfume with rose petals and water, we played kirby till all hours, and the summer holidays lasted a lifetime.
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Here is a translator who trusts his poet: a good many passages can be considered the most literal rendition into natural English that makes metrical sense: A farmer I know of sits up till all hours In front of the fire in winter intently using His knife to fashion torches out of branches.
The Georgics of Virgil. Bilingual Edition by Thibodeau, Philip / Harvard Review
 
 
 
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