The phrase
"whole bowl" means to have or experience everything in a certain situation or task. It suggests a complete understanding or involvement without leaving anything out.
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- In retrospect, I wish I had just relaxed, because just after a year, she started asking for food, eating things off our plate, and enjoying whole bowls of pasta for dinner. (thebostondaybook.com)
- Slow - kill methods can be considered safer for most situations, as the dogs immune system now has the opportunity to deal with and eliminate small bits of worms, instead of a «whole bowl of spaghetti» at once. (animaleo.info)
- I then pour warm coconut milk over the whole bowl and add some homemade cinnamon pecan granola. (deliciouslyella.com)
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