fagged out
Totally worn out
Fagged out means exhausted or worn out, chiefly British: I'm completely fagged out after that hike.
The expression comes from fag meaning to toil or work hard.
In American English, the same idea is more often expressed as wiped out or beat.
Utterly depleted of energy
- depletedSeverely reduced or emptied
- spentExhausted or disbursed
- wipedCleaned by rubbing
- drainedEmptied of resources
sapped · enervated · prostrated · shattered · knackered · bushed · done in · tuckered
Deeply tired, spent
- tiredLacking energy, needing rest
- fatiguedDrained of energy
- sleepyWanting to doze
- drowsyNearly falling asleep
lethargic · listless · languid · sluggish · torpid · flagging · wilted · heavy-lidded
Laboring beyond healthy limits
- overburdenedCarrying more than manageable
- strainedUnder uncomfortable tension
- overstrainedStressed beyond capacity
- stressedOverwhelmed by pressure
ground down · run ragged · overwhelmed · frazzled · fried · taxed · wracked
exhausted
Utterly depleted of energy
drained · sapped · enervated · prostrated · shattered · knackered · bushed · done in · tuckered · collapsed
weary
Deeply tired, spent
drowsy · lethargic · listless · languid · sluggish · torpid · flagging · wilted · heavy-lidded · groggy
overworked
Laboring beyond healthy limits
- overburdenedCarrying more than manageable
- strainedUnder uncomfortable tension
- overstrainedStressed beyond capacity
stressed · ground down · run ragged · overwhelmed · frazzled · fried · taxed · wracked
weakened
Made less capable
- debilitatedMade weak or infirm
- enfeebledMade weak or feeble
- feebleWeak and ineffective
frail · limp · unsteady · worn down · run-down · shot · barely standing
fagged outenergized
Made lively and alert
refreshed · invigorated · revitalized · full of energy · rejuvenated