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1. kaboodle
the thing that comes with the whole kit and much more.
The whole kit and kaboodle
2. Kaboodle
part of the phase "Kit and Kaboodle," meaning "everything and all of everything," down to the last kitten.
Get the whole kit and kaboodle.
by bj Apr 1, 2005 add a video
3. kit and caboodle
everything, the totality
Get the whole kit and caboodle.
4. Everything and a kite.
It means to encompas everything. Because we are never satisfied with what we get, so why not throw a kite in there?

This was from Ray Romano's book titled, "Everything and a Kite" (1998). He was describing what one of his twins said when Ray asked him what he wanted for his birthday.
I was going to the store to buy his birthday present, and asked him what he wanted.
He looked up from his cereal and said:

"Everything and a kite." (Romano129)
5. drum kit
The correct way to say "drum set"
When Terry was a kid, his mom bought him a drum set from Sears. Now he is all grown up and plays a drum kit! Well he used to play a drum kit, but now it sits in storage while his leet drumming skillz go to waste.
6. drum kit
the term used by non-musicians to refer to a set of drums.
Sam asked his mommy for a drum kit so that he could fit in with the cool kids from school.
7. shebang
1) (n.) kit and kaboodle, enchilada, can of worms; any large and complex entity which defies easy description in a single term. 2) (vb. ph.) what Ricky Martin sang about a few years back.
And she bangs , she bangs
Oh baby
When she moves , she moves
I go crazy
'Cause she looks like a flower but she stings
like a bee
Like every girl in history
She bangs , she bangs
by Leuco Oct 17, 2003 add a video
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