Languish

lang′gwish, v.i. to become languid or enfeebled: to lose strength and animation: to pine: to become dull, as of trade.— n. ( Shak. ) languishment.— adjs. Lang′uished , sunken in languor; Lang′uishing , expre ive of languor, or merely sentimental emotion.— adv. Lang′uishingly .— n. Lang′uishment , the act or state of languishing: tenderne of look. [Fr. languir , langui - ,—L. languescĕre — languēre , to be faint.]