whole enchilada

Inf. the whole thing; everything. (From Spanish.) Nobody, but nobody, ever gets the whole enchilada. Richard wants the whole enchilada.

The entirety of something; everything.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Phoebe	['fi:bi]
Geraldo	he-RAHL-do (Spanish)	Spanish, Portuguese
Clytia	-	Greek Mythology (Latinized)
Edward	['edwəd]
Aeliana	-	Ancient Roman
Mikhailu	-	Old Church Slavic