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with everything

with everything

8 2.1
Includes all the usual toppings and sides on a dish
  • idiom
translation icon : con todo
  • Can l get a hot dog with everything and a ginger ale, please?

Oh man, Jumbo chili dog with everything and one regular with everything.

Examples

  • I'd like a cheeseburger with everything on it, and a Coke... ...an order of fries and a side salad, please.

    Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut (2006)

  • Emilio, let me have a hot dog with everything on it... and a vegetarian for my friend here.

    Quicksilver (1986)

  • So it does actually come with come with everything you need.

  • Hot dog with everything, ginger ale.

    S.W.A.T. (2003)

  • Actually, make it two large pizzas with everything and extra cheese.

    Revolt (2017)

  • l'll have a sirloin, fried onions, baked potato with everything on it.

    Mickey Blue Eyes (1999)

  • Can I get a hot dog with everything and a ginger ale, please?

  • What about a big ice cream sundae deluxe with everything on it?

  • Yeah, yeah, we'd like to order a large pepperoni pizza with everything on it.

Antonyms

plain
208 1.0

Simple and not decorated or flavored

Surface Forms

with everything main

Morphology

with + everything

The meaning 'including all available toppings or sides' is directly derived from 'with' (accompanied by) + 'everything' (all things), so a learner who knows both words can infer the intent in a food-ordering context. This compositional usage is common in many languages and follows a straightforward syntactic-semantic pattern, making it readily understandable at B1 level.

Etymology

With everything comes from ordering food, when a customer tells the cook to add 'everything' to a sandwich or hot dog — every sauce, topping and side. So asking for something with everything means 'including all available toppings or sides'.