I'm only 13 and failing English class but I know the phrase " On your last leg" means that you are tired out/ worn out or if someone or something is really beat up or broken but still working or kicking (just barely)the are "On their last leg"
The phrase "pulling my leg" is an example of idiomatic expression, a type of figurative language. It means that someone is teasing or joking with another person, rather than literally pulling on their leg. This expression relies on the cultural understanding of the idiom, rather than the literal meanings of the individual words.
It seems perfectly possible to me that some delicious beverage (probably coffee) actually is good to the last drop, in which case this is not figurative language but the literal truth. However, if it is figurative language then it is a form of exaggeration. Perhaps the beverage is good, but not really good to the last drop.
Licker's Last Leg was created on 2007-05-08.
"Break a leg" is a phrase that has a literal meaning related to theater traditions wishing someone good luck before a performance, and a figurative meaning implying good luck or success in any endeavor.
"To the Flowers of Heidelberg" uses a metaphor in its last line.
Big Brown, who won the 1st Leg Kentucky Derby, 2nd Leg Preakness Stakes but made a disappointing last in the field lost in the Last Leg Belmont Stakes race last 2008.
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The root word "leg" typically refers to the anatomical structure found in humans and animals that is used for walking and supporting the body. Additionally, "leg" can also be used in a figurative sense to indicate a part or branch of something larger.
The horse's inside leg will hit the ground last.
The cast of The Last Leg - 2012 includes: Alex Brooker Adam Hills Josh Widdicombe
The last (freestyle) leg.
You probably slept on it wrong, cutting off the blood to your leg.