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Whole kit and ___

Whole kit and caboodle

WHOLE length of life

Whole lot of nothing

Whole lot of trouble

Whole Lotta Love band, after spell-checking

Whole Lotta Love lead singer

Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On singer

Whole milk alternative

Whole nine yards

whole no part left out

Whole note, e.g.

Whole note's lack

Whole note's shape

Whole number, e.g.

Whole number, in coding lingo

WHOLE of country except the capital

Whole of something

Whole or half home unit

whole quantity or number (of)

Whole seed grain

whole seed of a cereal or nut

Whole step, in music

whole system of the physical world not controlled by human beings

Whole that's greater than the sum of its parts

Whole thing, or its part

Whole tone, e.g.

Whole wheat alternative

Whole wheat flour

Whole wheat husk

Whole wheat or rye

WHOLE with interdependent parts compared to living being

Whole world in one's hands?

Whole-grain food

Whole-grain food ... or two universities

Whole-grain food, and a description of each set of circles

Whole-grain product

Whole-grain sandwich's exterior

Whole-wheat cracker creator Sylvester

Whole-yards link

Whole, as a film

Whole, in a way

Wholehearted endorsement

Wholehearted, as an effort

Wholeheartedly enthusiastic

Wholes or parts

Wholesale alternative

Wholesale amount

WHOLESALE destruction of religious, racial, or national groups

Wholesale quantities

Wholesale quantity

Wholesale quantity, often

wholesale slaughter

Wholesale's antithesis

Wholesale's counterpart

Wholesale's opposite

Wholesome amusement

Wholly absorbed

Wholly absorbed, as in thought

Wholly captivated

Wholly represent

Whom "Dewey Defeats" in a classic Chicago Tribune headline

Whom "feeling good was good enough for," in a 1971 #1 song

Whom "I saw" on a seesaw, in a tongue twister

Whom "my heart belongs to"

Whom "Rolling Stone" called the "live" in "SNL"

Whom "seven ate," in a joke

Whom "she saw...on a seesaw," in a children's ditty

Whom "The Muppet Movie" was dedicated to

Whom "Time" called "America's Queen of Opera"

Whom "Uncle Sam wants"

Whom "unto us" is given, in Isaiah

Whom "Variations on 'I Got Rhythm"' was dedicated to

Whom 007 assists in "Licence to Kill"

Whom 1950s voters "liked"

Whom 29-Down met

Whom 39-Down wants, in a classic poster

Whom 49ers play for

Whom a "Congrats!" lawn sign is often for

Whom a benefit benefits

Whom a bully may bully

Whom a cartooning award is named for

Whom a coach coaches

Whom a copper apprehends

Whom a courtier may address

Whom a dragon threatens in a fairy tale

Whom a fan club follows

Whom a French dessert is named for

Whom a guy do-si-dos with

Whom a guy might hang with when he's not with the guys

Whom a headhunter calls

Whom a hippie called a "pig"

Whom a humor-writing prize is named for

Whom a hunter hunts

Whom a lawyer represents

Whom a leader follows

Whom a leader trails

Whom a mystery award honors

Whom a software developer has in mind

Whom a steno might assist, for short

Whom a thane attended

Whom Abe couldn't "spare ..., he fights"

Whom all contenders are chasing

Whom an American humor prize is named for

Whom an M.P. hunts

Whom Annie sings "Tomorrow" to

Whom Antony addressed

Whom Aristophanes is said to have "read"

Whom Aristotle mentions in "On the Parts of Animals"

Whom Artemis loved

Whom Artemis loved and unwittingly killed

Whom auditors audit

Whom Baryshnikov danced for in the '60s

Whom basilicas are often named after: Abbr.

Whom Bates won an Oscar for confining

Whom Björn beat for his last French Open title

Whom bleacherites greet in close-ups

Whom bouncers bounce

Whom bouncers might bounce

Whom Brits call "brickie"

Whom Brits call "brickies"

Whom bullies might take on

Whom Burns paired with men

Whom Bush whacked

Whom Cain slew in Genesis

Whom Clay became

Whom Cleopatra identified with

Whom Cline mentored

Whom cops catch

Whom Cordelia called "As mad as the vex'd sea"

Whom Dewey defeated, according to a premature headline

Whom Dory and Marlin found, in film

Whom Dudley Do-Right loved

Whom Edgar Awards are named for

Whom element #107 was named for

Whom element #90 was named for

Whom Emerson called "the jingle-man"

Whom emperors answer to

Whom Eydie Gorme played in "Ocean's Eleven"

Whom Fallon succeeded

Whom fans adore

Whom Federer beat in the 2009 Wimbledon semis

Whom FedEx uses for some deliveries

Whom Ford succeeded in '73

Whom Garfield torments

Whom Gdansk's airport is named for

Whom George I succeeded

Whom Gershwin dedicated his "I Got Rhythm" Variations to

Whom Glenn served with in the '50s

Whom Goya painted both nude and clothed

Whom Grogu resembles on "The Mandalorian"

Whom Han Solo calls "Your Worship"

Whom Harry Potter frees from serving Draco Malfoy's family

Whom Holyfield KO'd, 11/9/96

Whom Horton heard

Whom hosts host

Whom Ingrid played in "Casablanca"

Whom insurers often pass up

Whom Jack followed

Whom Jamie chose his surname to honor

Whom Jason jilted

Whom Jezebel worshiped

Whom John Bull symbolizes

Whom John Wayne modeled his persona after

Whom Kala reared

Whom Kane in "Citizen Kane" is based on

Whom Ken Jennings questioned

Whom King David sent to be killed in battle

Whom Larry succeeded at Google

Whom Lennon married

Whom Lennon wedded

Whom les Trois Mousquetaires served

Whom Liberia's capital was named for

Whom Lisa Simpson calls a cousin

Whom Liverpool's airport is named for

Whom many dorms are named for

Whom Marc orated about

Whom Marlin sought in a 2003 film

Whom mateys address

Whom Mentor mentored

Whom mentors mentor

Whom Mr. T pities, with "the"

Whom nobody plays with

Whom not to mess with

Whom Obama bested in 2008

Whom one goes out with

Whom one might address as "sensei"

Whom Othello declares "is most honest"

Whom Paul McCartney called "the best female voice"

Whom Philbin calls "Pippa"

Whom picadors assist

Whom Pocahontas married

Whom Priebus succeeded in 2011

Whom Quentin directed in three films

Whom R-rated movies are intended for

Whom R.E. Lee fought for

Whom Raskolnikov confesses his crime to in "Crime and Punishment"

Whom Reagan told to "tear down this WALL"

Whom Rep. Keith Ellison worships

Whom Rick calls "kid"

Whom Rick toasts in Morocco

Whom Robert Frost was named for

Whom Rocky named his restaurant for

Whom Rodin called "the colossus of art"

Whom Sam calls "Miss"

Whom Sam played piano for

Whom Samwise accompanied to Rivendell

Whom Sarah had in her early 90s

Whom Scarpia double-crosses

Whom Shelley wept for

Whom Simul-Search is made for

Whom some call a suit

Whom some habitually blame

Whom some novelty disguises imitate