"The whole works"
Definition
Everything included. The full package. Used to say you know or are dealing with every part of something.
How to use it
Informal. Often used when ordering food or describing a complete set.
Examples
► "She ordered the deluxe burger with the whole works: fries, soda, and dessert."
► "Sean knows the whole works about Will's life, every detail."
From the lesson
Good Will Hunting | The Bench Scene
This phrase appears in the Good Will Hunting | The Bench Scene lesson. Open it to watch the scene and download the free worksheet.
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