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The entire thing, every part of some matter, arrangement or situation considered together as one complete and undivided whole.

To get rid of something, refuse a customer service, cancel a plan, or mark a menu item as no longer available.

The full monty means the complete amount, the whole thing, everything that is wanted or expected, with nothing left out.

“Cat got your tongue?” is a teasing question asked of someone who is unexpectedly silent, especially a child with nothing to say.

To mind your Ps and Qs is to be careful about your behaviour, manners, and words, especially to avoid giving offence.

To do or include the whole nine yards means everything possible, the full extent, with nothing held back or left out.