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Definition of «caboodle»

The term "caboodle" is an old-fashioned American slang expression that means a mixture or collection of various things, often used to describe something that contains everything from A to Z. It can also imply that all the elements in this mix are interconnected and cannot be separated easily.

Usage examples

  1. I decided to sell everything as a bundle, so I listed my old furniture, appliances, and kitchenware on an online marketplace, offering the whole caboodle for a discounted price.
  2. The company organized a team-building retreat and covered all expenses, including transportation, accommodation, meals, and entertainment – the whole caboodle.
  3. During the garage sale, I put up a sign saying, "Buy the entire caboodle for $50!" to attract customers who wanted to purchase all the items I had for sale.
  4. When I moved to a new apartment, I hired a moving company that offered a full package, including packing, loading, transportation, and unpacking – the whole caboodle.
  5. My grandmother loved crafting, so she had a caboodle filled with different types of fabric, yarns, beads, and other materials for her creative projects.

Phrases with «caboodle»

Sentences with «caboodle»

  • The court also stripped Caboodle Ranch of all right, title, or interest in the animals seized from the facility, and prohibited them from possessing other animals. (tailsinc.com)
  • In 1957 he went to Paris and didn't return to New York until 1966, ostensibly missing a close - up view of the rise of Pop Art, Color Field painting and Minimalism, the whole caboodle of postwar American painting. (hyperallergic.com)
  • The whole kit and caboodle of cats and kittens were kept in an attic until adoption day. (matilijapress.com)
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