To Break a Leg
A widely used idiom from the theater, meaning a wish for good luck – 'good luck'.
Etymology:
The origin of the expression is unclear. It is believed to come from theatrical superstition, according to which wishing for good luck (good luck) before going on stage was considered bad luck.
Break a leg has become a popular expression outside of theater.
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