A very small, or the least, part or amount; an iota, a jot, a bit. Without negative, esp. in every whit: every last thing, every little bit; the…

A loop of thread or yarn as an ultimate constituent of a sewn or woven fabric; hence, any the least piece of fabric or clothing. every stitch, all…

the devil and all and variants: the whole confounded lot; a huge amount or degree of (esp. something troublesome). Sometimes as a strengthened…

prow and poop: the whole ship; (figurative) the whole of something. Obsolete.

figurative. A long or complete series; a catalogue. Obsolete.

A small amount, piece, or portion, a little bit (of something). every snip, every bit.

thread and thrum, each length of the warp-yarn, and the tuft where it is fastened to the loom; hence figurative the whole of anything; good and bad…

Chiefly depreciative. A number of people, animals, or things grouped together or considered collectively by the speaker or writer. Esp. in the whole…

hair and hide, hair and hoof: every part, entirely, wholly.

rag-tag (also rag, tag) and bob-tail. A disreputable or disorganized group of people; the lowest element of a community; the riff-raff or rabble; = t…

Everyone, everything, all (of this, that, kind).

colloquial. With the. A group of things or people in its entirety; all of it, them, etc.; everything; everyone. Now often appended to a list to…

The totality or entirety of something; (hence attributive) all-inclusive.

Nautical phrase, stock and fluke.

That which is boiled or being boiled, a decoction; a quantity boiled at one time: hence the whole boiling (slang): ‘the whole lot’.

colloquial. box and dice: a group of things or people in its entirety; everything or everyone relating to a particular situation; the entire matter…

the whole caboodle: the whole lot (of persons or things).

Everything, the whole amount; all that there is. Chiefly in the whole sub-cheese.

colloquial. A number of things or persons viewed as a whole; a set, lot, collection; esp. in the whole kit. Also, the whole kit and boiling (boodle,…

the whole jingbang: the whole lot, company, concern, or affair.

the whole hypothec (Scottish colloquial), the whole stock or lot, the whole ‘concern’ or ‘business’, the whole of anything.

(a) a rounded mass of wax; (figurative) someone or something easy to mould; (b) slang (originally and chiefly U.S.) a distinct matter, affair…

the whole (entire) shoot: the entire lot. to go the whole shoot: to risk all. slang and colloquial.

(at) every whip-stitch, at short or frequent intervals. Also (without at), each item without exception; ‘every last thing’. dialect and U.S.

colloquial (originally U.S.). In plural. With the. The whole lot; everything needed, desired, or expected. Also with intensifying adjective, as full…

colloquial (originally Military slang). All of something; everything, ‘the lot’. Frequently with the, esp. in the whole issue. Now rare.

With the: everything possible or available, ‘the lot’. Also in to go the guntz: to do a thing completely or thoroughly.

Chiefly with the. Everything which is necessary, appropriate, or possible; ‘the works’.