wabbit
Worn out, Scottish
Wabbit is a Scottish dialect word meaning exhausted or slightly unwell—the feeling of being run-down or out of sorts: I'm feeling a bit wabbit after that long walk.
The word is affectionate and understated, suggesting tiredness rather than serious illness.
Outside Scotland, most encounters with "wabbit" are Elmer Fudd's pronunciation of "rabbit."
Lacking energy, needing rest
- wearyDeeply tired, spent
- fatiguedDrained of energy
- knackeredBritish for exhausted
- shatteredBroken into fragments
worn-out · drained · spent · depleted · frazzled · zonked · bushed · jiggered
Weak and ineffective
- enfeebledMade weak or feeble
- debilitatedMade weak or infirm
- weakenedMade less capable
- sappedDepleted of vitality
prostrate · languid · listless · enervated · frail · infirm · faint · delicate
Slow and inactive
- torpidInactive and slow
- listlessLacking energy or enthusiasm
- languorousWeakly slow, pleasantly so
- lackadaisicalLacking enthusiasm or determination
inert · somnolent · drowsy · heavy · leaden · slow · unenergetic · dopey
tired
Lacking energy, needing rest
shattered · worn-out · drained · spent · depleted · frazzled · zonked · bushed · jiggered · sleepy
feeble
Weak and ineffective
- enfeebledMade weak or feeble
- debilitatedMade weak or infirm
- weakenedMade less capable
sapped · prostrate · languid · listless · enervated · frail · infirm · faint · delicate · unwell
sluggish
Slow and inactive
- torpidInactive and slow
- listlessLacking energy or enthusiasm
- languorousWeakly slow, pleasantly so
lackadaisical · inert · somnolent · drowsy · heavy · leaden · slow · unenergetic · dopey · groggy