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whole
whole
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a (whole) new ballgame
a lot
a whole bunch
a whole new ball game
all the way
as a whole
be a whole other kettle of fish
cut from whole cloth
cut out of whole cloth
go the whole hog
go the whole nine yards
go whole hog
Half the truth is often a whole lie
it takes one bad apple to spoil the (whole) barrel
it takes one bad apple to spoil the (whole) bunch
it takes one bad apple to spoil the (whole) bushel
made from whole cloth
made out of whole cloth
make up out of whole cloth
on the whole
one bad apple spoils the (whole) barrel
one bad apple spoils the (whole) bunch
one bad apple spoils the (whole) bushel
out of whole cloth
tell the whole world
the big picture
the half is better than the whole
the whole ball of wax
the whole bit
the whole caboodle
the whole enchilada
the whole fam damily
the whole kaboodle
the whole kit and caboodle
the whole nine yards
the whole picture
the whole schmear
the whole shebang
the whole shooting match
the whole wide world
upon the whole
whole bag of tricks
whole ball of wax
whole ball of wax, the
whole bunches
whole cloth
whole enchilada
whole heap more
whole kit and caboodle
whole kit and caboodle, the
whole megillah
whole new ballgame, a
whole nine yards
whole nine yards, the
whole nother thing
whole schmear
whole shebang
whole wide world
whole works
whole world came crashing down around
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Vespasianus
-
Ancient Roman
Jeremy
['dʒerimi]
Hua
-
Chinese
Umid
-
Uzbek
Mikhail
mee-khah-EEL
(Russian)
Russian, Bulgarian
Lugubelenus
-
Ancient Celtic
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