walk all over (someone/something)

1. to treat someone or something without respect.

You shouldn't let him walk all over you like that.

This new law would walk all over our civil rights.

2. to defeat a person or team badly.

The Nighthawks walked all over the Tigers last night with a 5—0 victory.

• get hands on something
• get head around
• get head around something
• get head down
• get hell
• get her claws into
• get her claws into someone
• get hold of
• get hold of someone
• get hold of something
• get hold of the wrong end of the stick
• get hooks into
• get hooks into someone
• get hooks into something
• get hopes up
• get in a lather
• get in a rut
• get in gear
• get in hair
• get in on the act
• get in on the ground floor
• get in someone's hair
• get in the way
• get in the way of
• get in the way of something