WHOLE WORKS
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Whole Works.
Whole Works - as a noun
Everything available; usually preceded by `the'
Example: "We saw the whole shebang"
Synonyms (Exact Relations)
full treatmentkit and boodlekit and caboodlewhole caboodlewhole kitwhole kit and boodlewhole kit and caboodlewhole shebangworksExample Sentences
"She cooked Thanksgiving dinner with the whole works - turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and pumpkin pie."
"Tom decided to go all out for his wedding and have the whole works - a lavish venue, a live band, and a five-course meal."
"The company's annual conference includes keynote speakers, breakout sessions, networking events - the whole works."
"When I asked for a burger, they gave me the whole works - lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, onions, and cheese."
"The party planner arranged for decorations, music, catering, and games - the whole works."
