Tired is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TIRED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• fatigued
• in need of sleep or rest; weary
• (of a thing) no longer fresh or in good condition
• bored or impatient with
• (especially of a statement or idea) boring or uninteresting because overfamiliar
• Weary; fatigued; exhausted.
• depleted of strength or energy
• repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse
• exhausted
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to grow tired
• sapped of strength

Words related to TIRED

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How to use TIRED in a sentence

• It had been a hard day, and she was frankly tired of the very sight and smell of the evergreens.
• Kitty thought he was tired, perhaps glad to be rid of her, and meekly accepted her fate.
• Sometimes he got tired of them, and gave them all away then his passion for such creatures returned, and they had to be found for him at no matter what cost.
• He had a long way to go, and was tired out before he had got much more than half-way.
• He felt really frightened over his ill-timed slumber, but he had been tired, and the music wearied him greatly.
• He says that Newman and Porter hired him to trail us but he is tired of the job.
• Generous in giving information about the Indians, and speaking the native language, he would have made an ideal interpreter, except for the fact that he grew tired too easily.
• Men coming up in motors or on horseback, dusty and tired, had eaten and drunk at his squalid tables, swearing at the food but unable to get anything better.
• It was like an old friend that sometimes whispered in his tired ears words of infinite sweetness.
• Millions of others of the middle class in our cities will also soon unite with the farmers, for they are getting tired of the endless and costly series of unreasonable strikes.
• His comrades were listless beings, always tired, dragging slowly to their daily rounds, and finishing their work early in the morning before the heat became intolerable.
• General Grant got tired of him at last and ordered him to report at Lowell.
• But I could n’t feel so tired that I would n’t fret about these trees when there was a dry time.
• As soon as you are tired of this Old World, come to me.
• I soon grew tired of looking at the masses of houses, rising above one another in irregular tiers, and was glad my father did not propose to remain long in Boston.
• Let this be understood, that there is nothing in correct breathing that should make one tired.
• After working all day, she would come home tired, often drenched with rain, and her shoes covered with mud.
• His tired eyes went from one familiar object to another, listlessly aware of the regret he should feel but too utterly wearied of sorrow to feel much of anything.
• While they were preparing the supper that night the Rangers whom the captain had sent out on a scouting expedition rode into camp, tired and gloomy.
• He took it for granted that the whole race was as tired as he was.
• More tired than pained, he lay idly watching the play of light on his old-fashioned ring, the gift of Mrs.
• We were too tired to sit round a camp-fire and talk.
• When the women arrived in camp they were very tired, but encouraged themselves that they were much nearer the promised land than they were in the morning.
• But after a while, my father grows tired of hotels.
• He had an impression that she was so tired that she did not at the moment care what happened to her at all.
• Before reaching home, however, he met with the same fate as before, and his folks, who were becoming tired of his pranks, beat him harder than ever.
• If every one said something and every one is saying anything if any one said something every one would be certain that any one could be tired enough to say what any one says.
• There was a small shade lamp burning on the camp table by the side of the iron cot, on which Arthur had thrown himself, being somewhat tired of his ramble in the jungle.

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