Redewendung

Kind und Kegel

the whole family, bag and baggage, lock, stock, and barrel

Sie sind mit Kind und Kegel umgezogen.

They moved with the whole family.

Er reist immer mit Kind und Kegel.

He always travels with his entire family.

mit Kind und Kegel with the whole family They are traveling with the whole family.

mit Sack und Pack (with bag and baggage)

'Kind' means child. 'Kegel' is an archaic term for an illegitimate child. The phrase originally meant 'all one's children', which expanded to 'the entire family'.

Picture a family moving with their children ('Kind') and all their belongings, even the bowling pins ('Kegel').

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