whole hog

He's gone in for the whole hog, but he 'ain't growed to it, as Old Josh had.

I'll be generous; I won't go half-way with you; I'll be whole hog or none.

Yet if I went the whole hog, say: I want to, something like that.

Why not go the whole hog, and think it the only proper thing to do?

You mean to say that she has gone the 'whole hog' with him; that she has 'burned her boats'?

So I've got to have it in plain English before I go the whole hog.

At any rate, he went the whole hog afterwards, and then killed himself.

I have another fiver, I may as well go the whole hog and risk it.

If they were to have Home Rule at all they must 'go the whole hog.'

It's every man for himself, whole hog or none, and the devil take the hindmost.