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the whole bit

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the whole bit  (American informal)
the whole of something, including everything that is connected with it And what a night it was - moonlight, wine, good food, soft music - the whole bit.
See also: bit, whole

the whole bit
all of something, including everything connected with it When I have a meeting I wear a suit and tie and the whole bit, but otherwise, it's old jeans and a T-shirt.
Related vocabulary: the whole ball of wax
See also: bit, whole


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He had computers and programmes and video capture devices, the whole bit.
We had two good weeks of him taking over, doing the cooking, feeding, getting up in the night, the whole bit.
Darts has been revitalised in terms of television and how it is presented, the whole bit.
 
 
 
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