Words of the Day: May 2005

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Sunday, May 08, 2005

Be all and end all or be-all and end-all

The quintessential or all-important element: "Not that the more spectacular athleticism is the be all and end all of free skating. Spins . . . and intricate step sequences are also important" (Howard Bass).