Caboodle ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Caboodle ( noun )

1. A group or collection of people or things.
2. A large amount or quantity.

Origin:

Origin uncertain, perhaps from the phrase "caboodle of people".

Examples:

1. The caboodle of people at the concert made it difficult to navigate.
2. I have a caboodle of work to do before the deadline.
3. The caboodle of toys was too much for the small room.
4. He had a caboodle of money in the bank.
5. The caboodle of items were all necessary for the project.

(As a verb)

Caboodle ( verb )

1. A group or collection of people or things.
2. A large amount or quantity.

Origin:

Origin uncertain, perhaps from the phrase "caboodle of people".

Examples:

1. The caboodle of people at the concert made it difficult to navigate.
2. I have a caboodle of work to do before the deadline.
3. The caboodle of toys was too much for the small room.
4. He had a caboodle of money in the bank.
5. The caboodle of items were all necessary for the project.