the whole bit
UK (US the whole enchilada)Definition
› informal the whole of something, including everything that is related to it: He's into jogging, squash, aerobics, the whole exercise bit.Something, anything, nothing, and everything
(Definition of the whole bit from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- Also, extra, and in addition
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- General words for size and amount
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Synonyms and related words:
- anything pronoun (ANY OBJECT/SITUATION)
- anything pronoun (SOMETHING)
- caboodle noun
- diddly noun
- everything pronoun
- fresh adjective (RECENT)
- naught number (NOTHING)
- not a dicky bird idiom
- not a sausage idiom
- nothing pronoun
- nought number (NOTHING)
- nowt pronoun
- omni- prefix
- owt pronoun
- thing noun (IDEA/EVENT)
- what with one thing and another idiom
- whit noun
- zero adjective
- zilch noun
- zip noun (NOTHING)
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