everybody and his brother

English

Pronoun

everybody and his brother

1. (idiomatic, informal) Everybody, everyone; also, a large number of people; most people.

Alternative forms

• everybody and their brother, everyone and his brother, everyone and their brother

Synonyms

• everybody and his cousin, everybody and their cousin, everyone and his cousin, everyone and their cousin
• everybody and his dog, everybody and their dog, everyone and his dog, everyone and their dog, the whole world and his dog,
• everybody and his grandma, everybody and their grandma, everyone and his grandma, everyone and their grandma
• everybody and his mother, everybody and their mother, everyone and his mother, everyone and their mother
• everybody and his uncle, everybody and their uncle, everyone and his uncle, everyone and their uncle
• See also Thesaurus:everybody

Antonyms

• one man and his dog

Translations

everybody, everyone — see everybody,‎ everyone

large number of people

• Hungarian: boldog-boldogtalan (hu)
• Japanese: 猫も杓子も (ja)
• Portuguese: please add this translation if you can
• Scottish Gaelic: a h-uile mac-màthar (literally “every mother's son”), mac-màthar m (literally “mother's son”), nighean-mhàthar f (literally “mother's daughter”)
• Spanish: ciento y la madre (es)
• Swedish: varenda kotte, varenda käft, varenda jävel, fan och hans moster (sv)

See also

• and his mother