not be all morning

To not take a long time in the morning, or all the hours in the morning. Usually used in the present tense to convey annoyance. How long is this repair job going to take? It better not be all morning! Run this to the post office, but don't be all morning, OK?

(Good) morning.

the standard greeting phrase used any time between midnight and noon. Bob: Good morning. Bill: Good morning, Bob. You sure get up early!

See:

(early) morning dreams come true
(good) morning, sunshine
(you've) got to get up pretty early in the morning to (do something)
a Monday morning quarterback
a morning person
be/take all day, morning, etc.
first thing in the morning
good afternoon
good day
good evening
good morning
gotta get up pretty early in the morning to
in the space of (an amount of time)
in the space of a minute, an hour, a morning, etc.
laze away
loaf away
loiter away
Monday morning quarterback
Monday-morning quarterback
morning
morning after
morning after, the
Morning dreams come true
morning glory
morning missile
morning tent
morning wood
morning, noon and night
morning, noon, and night
not be all day
not be all morning
not take all day
not take all morning
of a morning/afternoon/evening
red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning
son of the morning
talk the (something) away
that Monday morning feeling
the early hours (of the night/morning)
the morning after
the morning after (the night before)
the morning after the night before
the other day
the other day, morning, etc.
the other morning
the small hours (of the night/morning)
the wee hours (of the night/morning)
the wee small hours (of the night/morning)
top of the morning (to you)

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