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everything you need, bundled by someone who already made every mistake for you
means A set of parts, tools, or supplies gathered together for a particular purpose — whether to build something, fix something, or carry what you'll need.
from From Middle Dutch 'kitte,' a wooden tankard or vessel — a container for carrying things. English borrowed it as a name for the vessel, then quietly let the meaning slide from the container to its contents: from the box to the bundle of stuff inside. By the time soldiers and tradesmen spoke of their 'kit,' the jug had vanished and only the gear remained.
- baby foxes
- a baby fox is literally called a kit
- drum origin
- drum kit got its name from packing instruments together cheaply
- sports meaning
- in Britain, your whole uniform is your kit
- tool roots
- word comes from Dutch for a wooden tub of gear
- network caboodle
- the phrase whole kit and caboodle doubles down twice
manchester united home kit — iconic red jersey worn since 1909, designed by adidas since 2000
beatles leather suits — black leather outfits worn by the band in hamburg clubs, 1960-1962
nasa spacesuit apollo 11 — a7l suit worn by neil armstrong on the moon, july 20 1969