/tæɡ ɛndz/
NOUN
The extreme end or concluding portion of something, such as an object, sequence, process, or period of time.
Used to describe the last portions or concluding stages of events, activities, processes, or sequences, particularly when something is approaching completion.
Used to refer to the outermost or terminal portions of physical objects, materials, or structures, especially small sections at their farthest ends.
NOUN
Small portions, fragments, or remnants remaining after the main part of something has been used, removed, consumed, or completed.
Used to describe small remaining pieces, loose ends, or unwanted fragments of materials after cutting, trimming, sewing, or completing a physical task.
Used figuratively to describe the small amounts or portions of something that remain after most of it has been consumed, distributed, or exhausted.