What Does "it's got your fingerprints all over it" Mean?
Learn what "it's got your fingerprints all over it" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.
and it's got your fingerprints all over it.
It means the speaker thinks the evidence strongly shows the other person was involved.
From The Marriage Contract, Episode 26
When do people say this?
Scene Context
Someone is saying the evidence clearly points to a particular person.
Usage Scenario
Use this when accusing someone based on obvious evidence or strong suspicion. It sounds very incriminating and can feel like a courtroom or crime-drama line.
Better ways to say it
Your fingerprints are all over it.
This clearly points to you.
It looks like you were involved.
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