all or none
Definition 1
A stipulation of a buy or sell order which instructs the broker to either fill the whole order or don't fill it at all; but in the latter case, don't cancel it, as the broker would if the order were fill or kill.
Definition 2
A term used in underwriting indicating that if the underwriter isn't able to sell all the shares offered, then the offering will be canceled.
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