The phrase
"whole zoo" refers to a situation or group of things that is chaotic, disorderly, or full of various different elements or people.
Full definition
Synonyms for individual words can be found below.
«whole»
«zoo»
Sentences with «whole zoo»
- Toddlers love this book for the animals, but preschoolers «get» the humor of a whole zoo camping out in the zookeeper's bedroom and enjoy it on a whole different level! (littleheartsbooks.com)
- You can make tons of these little critters for next to no cost, so feel free to craft a whole zoo. (allfreekidscrafts.com)
- It's a great place to meet up with friends and you don't feel like you have to do the whole zoo because you know you can come back for free anytime. (510families.com)
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