Weary
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 122
wē′ri, adj. worn-out: having the strength or patience exhausted: tired: causing wearine : ( prov. ) puny.— v.t. to wear out or make weary: to reduce the strength or patience of: to hara .— v.i. to become weary or impatient: to long for.— adjs. Wea′ried , tired; Wea′riful , wearisome.— adv. Wea′rifully .— adj. Wea′rile , ince ant.— adv. Wea′rily .— n. Wea′rine .— adj. Wea′risome , making weary: tedious.— adv. Wea′risomely .— n. Wea′risomene .— Weary out , to exhaust. [A.S. wérig , weary.]
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