The phrase "break a leg" is a common idiom used in the performing arts to wish someone good luck in a way that avoids directly saying it. The superstition behind this expression stems from the belief that wishing someone good luck outright could bring bad fortune. Instead, by using a seemingly negative phrase, performers hope to ensure a successful performance. It's often used before a show or audition to convey support and encouragement.
walk up his leg tothe grand star andthen use the missles to braek the bar and then use two more missles to break a barthenthe grand stars cage witchmake mega leg explode
Go looting.
nobody is saying that
to get to the other side
braek up
I don't know but maybe some person was kidding with someone then yanked off their leg
Break a leg" is a well-known saying in theatre which means "good luck".
This is not an idiom that I have ever heard. Perhaps you mean an arm AND a leg, which is an exaggerated way of saying something is really expensive.
You have to braek the cages! knock them down/ use the sword.
nick was about to go on tour and they just decided to continue on being friends
Given that there are no bones in the tongue, it would be impossible to break it. The tongue could possibly be strained, but not broken.
You thinking of break a leg?