wit's end

A state of distress that is reached when someone has no more patience. Often used in the phrase "at wit's end" or "at (one's) wit's end." The baby's been crying for hours, and I've reached my wit's end! I'm already at wit's end, so if this train gets delayed too, I'm going to scream.

See also: end

See also:

end of story
rope
sign off
anticipointment
put an end to
stick it
stick it out
make an end of (something)
cash up
put an end to yourself

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