Or, as she also puts it using more colloquial language, “the whole caboodle comes back”.

“Were going to fine-tune the musical numbers this morning. Big ensemble numbers first, and then we’ll split into smaller groups. We break for pizza at noon, and after that, we run through the whole caboodle.”

“I wanted it to be about the whole caboodle, because they’re all in something together.”

The whole caboodle has just been switched on.

The whole caboodle going south, Look like I make the mess of messes.