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shebang

[ UK /ʃɪbˈæŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. an entire system; used in the phrase `the whole shebang'

How To Use shebang In A Sentence

  • `Dressed him out and drug him up here - whole shebang took fifteen minutes, from giddyap to whoa. KING OF THE MOUNTAIN
  • *A tontine is a financial arrangement whereby a fixed group takes shares in an investment—in this case the coffeehouse—paying out pro rata as each dies or drops out; the last one standing gets the whole shebang. City of Glory
  • And they're so cute and so comfy and really good for sports, an all-in-one shebang. Cyrus Saatsaz: An Exclusive Interview with Snowboarding Olympic Gold Medalist Hannah Teter
  • Due to general fatigue and increased business for the organizers' artist agency, next year the whole shebang will last but a weekend.
  • Again, in my world, a higher chance of winning the whole shebang is what equals “better”. Matthew Yglesias » Mind the Gap
  • So I won't dismiss Palahniuk's new book -- a "novel" consisting of 23 "short stories" linked by "poems," a thin "narrative," and the conceit that this whole shebang is the work of the flesh - and fame-starved prisoners at a ghoulish writers 'colony -- as mere crap. May 2005
  • Three film-makers will document the whole shebang on-site at the Theatre Plaza.
  • From there you can edit the clips, add titles, music, and burn the whole shebang to DVD.
  • Instead of working all flowers and candy, however, the whole shebang is lost with over 4000 pointless US dead and hundreds of thousands pointlessly dead Iraqis and Afghanis. Unstoppable, Incredible, Impeccable, It’s It’s It’s The Unit | ATTACKERMAN
  • We're out of it; they said the same about that New York team after game two of the World Series, and the Highlanders came back to win the whole shebang.
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