living end n.
the extreme, the absolute limit.
Joint (1972) 48: There is a trombone man in the band that is the living end. | letter 17 March in||
Run Tough, Run Hard n.p.: Christ, he thought. This was the goddam living end. The kid in hot water again. Molly wise to Irene. He was sick and tired of the whole stinking rat race. | ||
(con. 1950s) Age of Rock 2 (1970) 102: She might come across if he were a big wheel, a B.M.O.C. [...] the living end. | ‘The Fifties’ in Eisen||
Giveadamn Brown (1997) 150: This pad was the living end. The main issue. |