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DictionarySeelock, stock, and barrellock, stock and barrel
lock, stock, and barrelEntirely or completely. Much to his wife's surprise, he cleaned out the basement, lock, stock, and barrel. When my son came home from his football game, he was so hungry that he ate everything in the refrigerator, lock, stock, and barrel.See also: and, barrelˌlock, stock and ˈbarrel including everything; completely: They were all emigrating so they were selling everything they had, lock, stock and barrel.The lock, stock and barrel are the three main parts of a rifle.See also: and, barrel, stocklock, stock, and barrelThe whole thing; all of something. Originally this term meant all three elements of a firearm—the lock or firing mechanism, the stock or handle, and the barrel or tube. It began to be transferred to the entirety of anything in the early nineteenth century, although for a time it was also put as stock, lock, and barrel. See also hook, line, and sinker.See also: and, barrelSee Lock, Stock, and Barrel
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