The kimono (çç©, ããã®)[1] is a traditional Japanese garment. The word kimono, which actually means a thing to wear (ki wear and mono thing),[2] has come to denote these full-length robes. The standard plural of the word kimono in English is kimonos,[3] but the unmarked Japanese plural kimono is also used.
âall-inclusiveâ: synonyms and related words: 1  A, a. 2  a/one hundred percent idiom. 3  all or nothing idiom. 4  all told idiom. 5  all-in-one. 6  clean. 7  completely. 8  flat. 9  fully. 10  fully fledged. 11  heart and soul idiom. 12  hilt. 13  holistic. 14  regular. 15  totally. 16  uncut. 17  undivided. 18  unequivocal. 19  unexpurgated. 20  unfiltered.
First person inclusive (grammatically distinct in certain languages) is really first plus second person: it refers to the speaker and the person spoken to as a group. You can generalize this idea to any combination of persons, of which, counting singletons and the fourth person, there are 24 - 1 = 15.