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Preciousbunny Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Deal here

I wear a uniform in the ktchen-the whole deal ,chef's hat and everything.

what's deal here?

thank you Emotion: wink
  

Top answer

"the whole deal" is an informal expression describing something that is is fully complete in all the relevant ways. Here it means the full set of clothes that a professional chef would wear.

— Mr Wordy

  • "the whole deal" is an informal expression describing something that is is fully complete in all the relevant ways.
  • Here it means the full set of clothes that a professional chef would wear.
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"the whole deal" is an informal expression describing something that is is fully complete in all the relevant ways. Here it means the full set of clothes that a professional chef would wear.
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Another slangy expression is "the whole shebang". [Where that comes from I have no idea, but I'm sure someone here will research it.]
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.... also "the whole shooting match" and "the whole enchilada" ...
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