wholecheck
nounUK /ˈhəʊltʃɛk/
US /ˈhoʊltʃɛk/
A wholecheck is a careful look at everything to make sure it is all okay.
Before the trip, Dad did a wholecheck of the car and the bags.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A complete test of a machine or system to confirm every part works.
The engineer ran a wholecheck on the robot before the show.
3. A final look over a piece of work to catch any mistakes.
She gave her essay a wholecheck before handing it in.
4. A full count of all items to see that nothing is missing.
The teacher did a wholecheck of the art supplies after class.