colloq. [f. prec. + -NESS.] A general sense of illness or indisposition all through the body.
1864. C. Clarke, Box for Season, II. 195. That indescribable all-overishness resulting from too much drink.
1882. Society, 11 Jan., 11/1. ‘What’s the trouble?’ asked the doctor. ‘I feel a sort of dislocated all-overishness.’
