a whole lot of (something)
a whole lot
To a very great degree or extent; a lot. The kids enjoyed the show a whole lot. We'd be able to get this done a whole lot faster if the boss wasn't constantly interrupting us.
See also: lot, whole
a whole lot of (something)
A large amount of something; a lot of something. There are still a whole lot of issues plaguing the operating system that we need to figure out before it's released next month.
See also: lot, of, whole
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
a ˈwhole lot (of something)
(informal) a large number or amount: There were a whole lot of people I didn’t know.See also: lot, whole
a ˈwhole lot
(informal) very much; a lot: I’m feeling a whole lot better.See also: lot, whole
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
- a whole lot
- you lot
- bang for (one's)/the buck
- bang for the
- bang for the buck
- bang for your buck
- take trouble over (something)
- take trouble over/with something
- take trouble with (something)
- see a lot, nothing, etc. of somebody