What does The whole kit and caboodle mean?

"The whole kit and caboodle" is an informal idiom meaning everything, the entire lot, or the complete set.

It's a fun and slightly old-fashioned way to say "everything" and emphasizes that you are referring to absolutely everything included.

Here are some examples:

* "I'm moving out, so you can have the whole kit and caboodle!"

* "He packed up the whole kit and caboodle and drove off to the mountains."

* "We're going to have a garage sale and sell the whole kit and caboodle."

It's often used humorously and can add a bit of charm to your speech.