pooped
11pooped — This means to be tired. Old sailing term describing the helmsman s condition after standing a watch at the helm, which was located on the poop deck a small deck at the rear or stern of an old sailing vessel. Boy, am I pooped today …
12pooped — This means to be tired. Old sailing term describing the helmsman s condition after standing a watch at the helm, which was located on the poop deck a small deck at the rear or stern of an old sailing vessel. Boy, am I pooped today …
13pooped — adj exhausted, out of breath. The word is probably an imitation of the sound of puffing and blowing, although there is a theory that it derives from British sail ors slang for a ship being swamped by a poop wave. In its current sense it was… …
14pooped — [[t]pu͟ːpt[/t]] ADJ GRADED: v link ADJ If you are pooped, you are very tired. [AM, INFORMAL] …
15pooped — drunk Originally, flooded by the sea coming over the stern, but not only of sailors: ... seldom sober by seven and almost always pooped by eight. (Sharpe, 1979) …
16pooped — also pooped out adjective (not before noun) AmE informal very tired; exhausted (1) …
17pooped out — pooped [pooped] [puːpt] [puːpt] (also ˌpooped ˈout) adjective not before noun ( …
18Pooped out — Pooped out, a. pooped[c]. [1913 Webster] …
19pooped (out) — 1. mod. exhausted; worn out. (Said of a person or an animal.) □ I’m really pooped out. □ The horse looked sort of pooped in the final stretch. 2. mod. alcohol intoxicated. □ How much of that stuff does it take to get pooped? …
20pooped out — {adj.}, {slang} Worn out; exhausted. * /Everyone was pooped out after the hike./ * /The heat made them feel pooped out./ …