syntax /sinˈtaks/

1. Grammatical structure in sentences
2. One of the classes in some Roman Catholic schools
3. Systematic order or arrangement of elements
4. A set of rules for combining the elements of a programming language into permitted constructions (computing)

syntacˈtic or syntacˈtical adjective

syntacˈtically adverb

syntagˈma or (rare) syntagm /sinˈtam/ noun (pl syntagˈmata or (rare) synˈtagms)

1. A systematic body, system or group
2. A word or words constituting a syntactic unit (linguistics)

syntagmatˈic adjective

• the whole ball of wax
• the whole box and dice
• the whole caboodle
• the whole enchilada
• the whole hypothec
• the whole kit
• the whole kit and caboodle
• the whole nine yards
• the whole world
• the whys and wherefores
• the Wicked One
• the Widow
• thewier
• thewiest
• the wiser for
• thewless
• the Word
• the Word of God
• the works
• the world and his wife
• the world is my oyster
• the world is one's oyster
• the world over
• the world's end
• the world, the flesh and the devil