What is another word for full monty?
Pronunciation: [fˈʊl mˈɒnti] (IPA) 
"Full Monty" is a phrase that originated in Britain, which means to give everything possible or to do something completely. It is often used to describe a situation where everything is included, without leaving anything for later. Synonyms for "Full Monty" include "the whole nine yards," which means giving everything possible, "full package," which means a complete set of services, and "all-inclusive" which means everything is included. Other synonyms for "Full Monty" are "complete," "total," "unabridged," and "unrestricted." Regardless of which synonym you use, these phrases convey the same idea of giving everything and going all out.
