kit and kaboodle
All of it
Kit and kaboodle means the whole thing—everything included, nothing left out.
The phrase is almost always preceded by "the whole": She packed up the whole kit and kaboodle and moved to Portland.
Kit originally meant a soldier's equipment; kaboodle (also spelled caboodle) likely derives from boodle, meaning a collection or lot.
The phrase is informal and slightly old-fashioned.
- thingsObjects in general
- everythingThe complete set
- whole shebangThe complete package
- whole enchiladaThe complete amount
- wholenessComplete, undivided state
collection · odds and ends · entirety · the whole nine yards · lock stock and barrel · soup to nuts · top to bottom · compendium · the works · array · aggregate · sum total · hook line and sinker · root and branch · assemblage · ensemble · conglomeration · amalgamation