What is another word for the whole world and his dog?
Pronunciation: [ðə hˈə͡ʊl wˈɜːld and hɪz dˈɒɡ] (IPA) 
"The whole world and his dog" is a colloquial expression that describes something or someone that everyone knows or is interested in. If you want to vary this phrase, you can use synonyms including "everyone and their grandmother," "the masses and their pets," "all and sundry," "the entire populace," "the global population," and "every Tom, Dick, and Harry." Each of these alternatives conveys the same meaning as the original phrase. However, you can use them to add variety to your speech or writing while still getting your message across.
