kit and caboodle
The phrase "kit and caboodle" is an informal expression that refers to everything in a group or collection, often used to emphasize completeness.
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Definition
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(informal)The entirety of a group or collection, including all parts.
Example
- She decided to sell the whole kit and caboodle at the yard sale.
- They packed up the entire kit and caboodle and moved to a new city.
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