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shebang
[shuh-bang]
noun
Informal.the structure of something, as of an organization, contrivance, or affair.
The whole shebang fell apart when the chairman quit.
a primitive dwelling; shack; shanty.
shebang
/ ʃɪˈæŋ /
noun
a situation, matter, or affair (esp in the phrase the whole shebang )
a hut or shack
Word History and Origins
Origin of shebang1
Word History and Origins
Origin of shebang1
Example Sentences
Davies says: "I play Rob from the age of 15 right the way through to the end of the film... It's full body, voice, dancing - the whole shebang."
Fact: The Dodgers are perfectly set up to finish this shebang by the end of the week.
That changed in their first game since Foster went from running backs coach to running the whole shebang.
"We're ready to move on to making the whole shebang in the acoustic domain."
Anna Wintour, a Met trustee for whom part of the institute has been renamed, organizes the whole shebang.
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