know-all

“Some books and things was carted from the office to Denver a-Wednesday,” said the know-all who had spoken about the mortgage.

Then the witnesses were called, and Mr. Know-All did first give in his evidence against him.

The localisation of sensibility was merging into a unified perception whereby people would presently know all-over and at-once.

Palema went up to the Bush to call Lloyd; and Lloyd came down in one of his know-all-about-it moods.

Come, Mr. Know-All, look upon the prisoner at the bar; do you know him?