WHOLE WORKS
(noun)
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Whole Works.
Whole Works - as a noun
Everything available; usually preceded by `the'
Example: "We saw the whole shebang"
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Example 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."
