How to pronounce “go the whole hog”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (intransitive, originally Canada, US, idiomatic, informal) To do something as completely or entirely as possible; to hold back or reserve nothing. [from early 19th c.]

Practice Nearby Words

go whole hog, go all out, go for broke, go the entire animal, pull out all the stops, stop at nothing, spare no effort, give one's all, play it for all it's worth, give 110%, go for it, give a hundred percent, do one's utmost, go to great lengths, leave nothing in the tank, dig deep, go to the ends of the earth, leave it all out there, full send, move heaven and earth, go so far as, go large, leave no stone unturned, do one's darnedest, do one's damnedest, spare no expense, go to extraordinary lengths, go overboard, max out, cap it all off, blow one's wad, full-burn, go the extra mile, go through great lengths, overdo, shoot one's wad, run the gamut, take no prisoners, bend over backwards, go too far, peg the needle, kill, overkill, top oneself, overfulfil, fall over oneself, bend over backward, kill oneself, go the distance, arm to the teeth, force, overcompensate, scream one's head off, exhaustify, saturate, stick at nothing, cut a wide swath, push the limit, fulfill, make a pig of oneself, burn the candle at both ends, come on strong, mainline, overstrive, come it strong, set the thames on fire, oversell, have it large, lay it on thick, forspend, large it, go nuclear, live large, gluttonise, overconsume, eat one's fill, gluttonize, stuff one's face, over-compensate, outgo, aim high, overdose, wallop, bite off more than one can chew, overgorge, well up, blow the roof off, spread oneself thin, run to, puke one's guts out, overgamble, exceed, overcarry, go mad, guzzle, overbathe, surfeit, go batshit, make a pig out of oneself, overfulfill

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