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all in
tired; exhausted.
I just walked all the way from town. I'm all in."What a day!" said Sally. "I'm all in."
(all) tuckered out
tired out; worn out. (Folksy.)
Poor John worked so hard that he's all tuckered out.Look at that little baby sleeping. She's really tuckered out.
been through the mill
been badly treated; exhausted. (Informal.)
This has been a rough day. I've really been through the mill.This old car is banged up, and it hardly runs. It's been through the mill.
burn (oneself) out
to do something so long and so intensely that one gets sick and tired of doing it.
I burned myself out as an opera singer. I just cannot do it anymore.Tom burned himself out playing golf. He can't stand it anymore.Tom burned out too young.
dead to the world
tired; exhausted; sleeping soundly.
I've had such a hard day. I'm really dead to the world.Look at her sleep. She's dead to the world.
done in
tired; exhausted; terminated; killed.
I am really done in after all that exercise.The project was done in by a vote of the board.The witness was afraid he would be done in by the mobsters.
do someone in
to make someone tired.
That tennis game really did me in.Yes, hard activity will do you in.
drop in one's tracks
to stop or collapse from exhaustion; to die suddenly.
If I keep working this way, I'll drop in my tracks.Uncle Bob was working in the garden and dropped in his tracks. We are all sorry that he's dead.
fall by the wayside and drop by the wayside
to give up and quit before the end (of something). (As if one became exhausted and couldn't finish a footrace.)
John fell by the wayside and didn't finish college.Many people start out to train for a career in medicine, but some of them drop by the wayside.All of her projects fall by the wayside when she tires of them.
feel dragged out
to feel exhausted. (Informal.)
What a day! I really feel dragged out.If he runs too much, he ends up feeling dragged out.
give out
to wear out; to become exhausted and stop.
The old lady's heart finally gave out.Our television set gave out right in the middle of my favorite program.Bill gave out in the middle of the race.
more dead than alive
exhausted; in very bad condition; near death. (Almost always an exaggeration.)
We arrived at the top of the mountain more dead than alive.The marathon runners stumbled one by one over the finish line, more dead than alive.
out of gas
tired; exhausted; worn out. (Informal.)
What a day! I've been working since morning, and I’m really out of gas.This electric clock is out of gas. I'll have to get a new one.
played out
worn out; spent; exhausted.
This charcoal is just about played out.The batteries in this flashlight are almost played out.
pooped out
[for a person or animal to be] exhausted. (Slang.)
The horse was pooped out and could run no more.I can't go on. I’m pooped out.
poop out
to quit; to wear out and stop. (Slang.)
I’m so tired I could poop out right here.My car sounded as if it were going to poop out.
run through something
to waste something; to use up something rapidly.
Have you run through all those eggs already?I ran through my allowance in one day.
take the starch out of someone
to make someone tired and weak.
This hot weather really takes the starch out of me.What a long day! It sure took the starch out of me.
washed-out
exhausted; lacking energy. (Informal.)
Pam was completely washed-out after the birth of the baby.I feel washed-out. I need a vacation.
wear someone out
to exhaust someone; to make someone tired.
The coach made the team practice until he wore them out.If he wears out everybody on the team, nobody will be left to play in the game.
zonk out
to pass out; to fall asleep. (Slang.)
I was so tired after playing football that I almost zonked out on the floor.I had a cup of coffee before the test to keep from zonking out in the middle of it.
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