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and everything 

A phrase used to add emphasis in conversation by way of smuggling in extra things that don't actually exist.

While seemingly a useful collective noun applicable to "all the other things I didn't yet mention that pertain to this matter", the usage is not in reference to any single thing.

See also: Filler word
Example 1
Person 1: ...they were on fire and everything.
Person 2: So, just on fire then?

Example 2
Wife: It's raining? I washed my car and everything.
Husband: Did you really wash everything?
Wife: This is why we don't have any friends.
and everything by Judge_ November 27, 2019
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and everything 

When u run out of "intellegent" things to say,u can add it after a sentence,the phrase means "and other things,etc.",it has the same usage with "and stuff".
1.I worry about my work and everything.
2.So growing up,u know,I had a cake and everything,but I never got any presents,cos I was born two days after Christmas.
and everything by hejunjie11 August 21, 2013

And everything 

used to refer vaguely to other things associated with what has been mentioned.
you'll still get paid and everything
And everything by Arminkshipper July 15, 2024

and everything else 

Everything not explained that is assumed to be already have knowledge of....
The people knew where to go and knew the routine and everything else.
and everything else by Don Diego 2013 September 16, 2013

The answer to the ultimate question of Life, the Universe, and Everything 

a: What is the answer to the ultimate question of Life, the Universe, and Everything?
b:42

Like that too and everything aswell 

Used by some to replace "um"s, "uuh"s or "like"s in the middle of scentence.
So please dont do anything like that too and everything aswell

Life, the Universe and Everything 

The answer to life, the universe, and everything is... 42.
"All right," said Deep Thought. "The answer to the Great Question..."
"Yes...!"
"Of Life, the Universe and Everything..." said Deep Thought.
"Yes...!"
"Is..." said Deep Thought, and paused.
"Yes...!!!...?"
"Forty-two," said Deep Thought, with infinite majesty and calm.
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