full monties

Noun

full monty (countable and uncountable, plural full monties)

1. (UK, colloquial, countable) Everything; the whole package.
   • I thought he was only going to buy the basic kit, but he bought the full monty.

   Synonyms:

   all the marbles, bag and baggage, everytang, everything but the galley stove, everything but the kitchen sink, everything under the sun, hook, line and sinker, kit and caboodle, lock

2. (UK, colloquial, countable) A full breakfast.
   • A 'Full Monty' breakfast the following morning helped Harry recover his high spirits.1999, Dick Hedges, The Laura Landing: A Book of the Turkana Trilogy
3. (UK, colloquial) Nudity.
   • It is just as well the letter was tightly sealed, because there were photographs in it showing me and others in Full Monty. That is to say we were all buck naked.2002, Gene Amole, The Last Chapter: Gene Amole on Dying, Big Earth Publishing, →ISBN, page 153

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