ADJECTIVE
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drained of energy or effectiveness; extremely tired; completely exhausted
the day's shopping left her exhausted
only worn-out horses and cattle
you look worn out
was fagged and sweaty
he went to bed dog-tired
felt completely washed-out
the trembling of his played out limbs
How To Use dog-tired In A Sentence
- I groaned, realising that although I was dog-tired, I couldn't get back to sleep.
- But when you're sitting in a chair, dog-tired, and it's warm, you're going to want to fall asleep.
- I made it to Home Sweet Home dead dog-tired, checked in, trudged to my room, and opened the door. The Exorsistah: X Returns
- And sometimes, yes, my body and mind are just dog-tired and I need to sleep in instead of getting up for my pre-dawn run. Food, Energy and Change « Looking for Roots
- “Enjoy, and when you see some women younger than you going through the dog-tired blues, you send them a drink.” Blood Lite II: Overbite
- Eventually, dog-tired and feeling somewhat mentally and emotionally frazzled, I crawled off to bed around five o'clock in the morning.
- It was close to midnight by the time we ate, and although dog-tired we were exulted by the success of the last two days and chatted cheerily over dinner.
- Overnight they had been "strafed" and there had been a number of casualties; there were smashed rifles about and a smashed-up machine gun emplacement, and the men were dog-tired and many of them sleeping like logs, half buried in clay. War and the future: Italy, France and Britain at war
- Now that school's started, you wake up dog-tired and drag all morning.
- I can see myself now, worn out and dog-tired after the long day, lying on the mats of the palace veranda and gazing upon her at the piano, myself in a perfect idiocy of bliss. THE PRINCESS
