[
UK
/kˈæbuːdəl/
]
[ US /kəˈbudəɫ/ ]
[ US /kəˈbudəɫ/ ]
NOUN
-
any collection in its entirety
she bought the whole caboodle
How To Use caboodle In A Sentence
- Stir the softened, slow-cooked onions into the egg mixture and then pour the whole caboodle into an oiled non-stick circular 9 " cake tin.
- Allowing the leader to straighten, I hauled on the line to break the surface tension, then tossed the whole caboodle into the centre current well above the trout.
- I think it's time to replace the whole caboodle: computer, printer, and monitor.
- We will have the sequel rights for years, and we own the whole kit and caboodle.
- Agatha hadn't even needed to say anything to Elizabeth before she was making preparations to move the whole kit and caboodle downstairs.
- I hated the whole religious kit and caboodle at such a young age, and still often wonder where the line of demarcation is between suffering from regular mental illness and just being Jewish. Roseanne Archy
- The older I get, the more I realize that life, sexuality, the whole kit and caboodle, is never black-and-white.
- The whole caboodle is so physical, and that appeals to her.
- When Scotty (not "Scottie") beams him up, he should also make sure to add that Tribble on Traficant's head to the whole kit and caboodle he already beamed into the Klingon engine room. 'Beam me up' to Capitol Hill
- I like everything about summer - the light, the warmth, the clothes - the whole caboodle.