adverb
also the whole way
1. : as far as possible
a resolute attempt to go the whole way in the direction of complete analysis — A.N.Whitehead
2. : from the beginning to the end or to this point
it has been New Hampshire, New Hampshire with me all the way — Robert Frost
stays in the game all the way — J.W.Rouse
3. : so far as complete agreement or compliance
can't go the whole way with the book — Louis Kronenberger
went all the way for Moscow — Time
4. : so far as not to stop short of sexual intercourse
she went all the way with him