At the end of your rope
Posted by Adrian on February 26, 2004
In Reply to: At the end of your rope posted by sax on February 26, 2004
: Hi, can you please help me find the meaning and origin of this phrase. thanks.
Being "at the end of your tether" means you're nearly ready to break/give up/explode/whatever. Never heard 'rope' used before, though.
- Rope R. Berg 26/February/04
- Rope Smokey Stover 26/February/04
- Natural meaning Lewis 26/February/04
- Rope Smokey Stover 26/February/04