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lock stock and barrel
adjective as in complete
Strongest matches
Strong matches
adjective as in comprehensive
Strongest matches
adjective as in unabbreviated
Weak matches
- all
- entire
- exhaustive
- faultless
- full
- full dress
- gross
- imperforate
- intact
- integral
- integrated
- organic
- outright
- plenary
- replete
- the works
- thorough
- thoroughgoing
- unabridged
- unbroken
- uncensored
- uncondensed
- uncut
- undiminished
- undivided
- undocked
- unexpurgated
- unimpaired
- unitary
- unreduced
- whole
- whole enchilada
- whole nine yards
- whole-hog
- whole-length
adjective as in uncensored
Strongest matches
Weak matches
adjective as in uncut
Strongest match
Weak matches
- all
- entire
- exhaustive
- faultless
- full
- full dress
- gross
- imperforate
- intact
- integral
- integrated
- organic
- outright
- plenary
- replete
- the works
- thorough
- thoroughgoing
- unabbreviated
- unabridged
- unbroken
- uncondensed
- undiminished
- undivided
- undocked
- unexpurgated
- unimpaired
- unitary
- unreduced
- whole
- whole enchilada
- whole hog
- whole nine yards
- whole-length
adjective as in undivided
Strongest matches
adjective as in unexpurgated
Weak matches
- all
- entire
- exhaustive
- faultless
- full
- full dress
- gross
- imperforate
- intact
- integral
- integrated
- organic
- outright
- plenary
- replete
- the works
- thorough
- thoroughgoing
- unabbreviated
- unabridged
- unbroken
- uncensored
- uncondensed
- uncut
- undiminished
- undivided
- undocked
- unimpaired
- unitary
- unreduced
- whole
- whole enchilada
- whole hog
- whole nine yards
- whole-length
adverb as in hook, line, and sinker
noun as in all
noun as in everything
noun as in whole
Strongest match
Strong matches
Example Sentences
“The larger schools in the larger towns and cities just bought that lock, stock and barrel, and they ended their programs.”
“They’ve always seen us doing the thing with one team, we stick with our people. If we say we’re coming or we say we’re joining in, you have us lock, stock and barrel.”
Kennedy’s previous claims otherwise were clearly a total fiction that the court bought lock, stock, and barrel.
Hun Manet, educated at Western institutions including the West Point military academy in the United States, would not want to be "owned lock stock and barrel" by another country, Osius said, a reference to Cambodia's close ties to U.S. rival China.
"All of that is pretty lock, stock and barrel evidence of obstruction of justice."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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