To look in every possible place for something you’ve mislaid—for example, a pair of gloves: “I’ve ________ (the house looking for them).”
| TURNED THE HOUSE UPSIDE DOWN | 8 |
| LOOKED ALL OVER | 6 |
| LOOKED EVERYWHERE | 5 |
| SEARCHED HIGH AND LOW | 4 |
| SCOURED | 3 |
| HUNTED HIGH AND LOW | 1 |
| LOOKED HIGH AND LOW | 1 |
| RAMSACKED | 1 |
| RANSACKED | 1 |
| RIPPED UP | 1 |
| SEARCHED | 1 |
| TORE UP | 1 |
| TORN | 1 |
| TORN APART | 1 |
| TORN THE PLACE APART | 1 |
| TORN UP | 1 |
| TRASHED | 1 |
| TURNED OVER | 1 |
| TURNED THE PLACE UPSIDE DOWN | 1 |
| TURNED UP | 1 |
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