Phrases with «full monty»

The phrase "full monty" means to go all the way or do something completely. It comes from a British slang term referring to a strip show where the performer gets fully naked. Therefore, when someone mentions the "full monty," they are implying doing or giving everything without holding back. Full definition

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Sentences with «full monty»

Wiig has previously gone full monty, though, in the indie «Welcome to Me.» (sfgate.com)
Next book will get full monty marketing treatment. (okdork.com)
This new model will allow you to do it for everybody, even people who don't want to share their data full monty with the world. (sciencemag.org)
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Phrases with «full monty»

Sentences with «full monty»

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