Originally Posted by
piepatch
I have not heard of wheretoall, but have heard of wherewithal, meaning "what it takes". As in " he doesn't have the wherewithal to finish that project", often meaning money, but I think it can mean he doesn't have the knowledge, or dedication to do something.
I was sitting here trying to remember what it was I heard, and then piepatch puts it in writing -- wherewithal. Thanks piepatch, I would have been trying to remember that term the better part of the day. Since I looked it up, it will become my "word of the day".
wherewithal —n: 1. the wherewithal necessary funds, resources, or equipment (for something or to do something): these people lack the wherewithal for a decent existence