It means "everything"
Kit refers to a kit that carried tools, and caboodle meant property, or your stuff.
Kit and caboodle simply means all your stuff, and the container you carry it in.
Much the same as " you and the horse you rode in on "
A caboodle is a large collection of things or people.
an English word meaning "collection" and a Dutch word meaning "the whole estate."
A kit is your set of clothing or tools or whatever. Putting on your whole kit means outfitting yourself completely.
The collective noun 'kit' is used for a kit of pigeons.
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A caboodle is a large collection of things or people.
There is a "Jobs At Caboodle Group", and the phrase "the whole kit and caboodle", but no "scaboodle" that I am aware of, yet.
The meaning of CABOODLE is all the things of a group : collection, lot βoften used in the phrase the whole kit and caboodle.
an English word meaning "collection" and a Dutch word meaning "the whole estate."
A caboodle is, essentially, a pack, or crowd. An example sentence is: I have no use for the whole caboodle.
Like the word caboodle, it means an entire set, or everything, as in the whole shebang.
in the metaphoric sense, a kit and kaboodle is another way of saying that you get the entire package or all the parts of something exactly but the spelling you might think its caboodle but remember kit means kaboodle well kind of
kitten kabootle is a kind of cat food that supposedly has better nutrients in it for a KITTEN'S health. THX!
kit and caboodle" A baby layette with everything - Kewpie doll
because when North America was being tossed about in this whole caboodle cheese happened...
all you do is doodle caboodle, that's it!
A kit is your set of clothing or tools or whatever. Putting on your whole kit means outfitting yourself completely.