everything

ev·ery·thing

pronoun \ˈev-rē-ˌthiŋ\

Definition of EVERYTHING

1

a : all that exists

b : all that relates to the subject

2

: all that is important <you mean everything to me>

3

: all sorts of other things —used to indicate related but unspecified events, facts, or conditions <all the pains and colds and everything — E. B. White>

Examples of EVERYTHING

1. People will buy everything she paints.
2. I didn't agree with everything he said.
3. What do you buy for the man who has everything?
4. Tell us everything that happened.
5. He denied everything about the incident.
6. She means everything to me.
7. We're pretty happy with everything right now.

First Known Use of EVERYTHING

14th century

Rhymes with EVERYTHING

à la king, anything, apron string, buck-and-wing, cosmic string, delta wing, ding-a-ling, double-ring, fairy ring, Highland fling, innerspring, Liaoning, new jack swing, on the string, on the wing, pigeonwing, pull the string, second-string, signet ring, single wing, superstring, teething ring, underwing, western swing, wing and wing