Fatigue

fa-tēg′, n. wearine from labour of body or of mind: toil: military work, distinct from the use of arms.— v.t. to reduce to wearine : to exhaust one's strength: to hara .— pr.p. fatigu′ing; pa.p. fatigued′. — adj. Fat′igate ( Shak. ), fatigued.— n. Fatigue′-dū′ty , the part of a soldier's work distinct from the use of arms—also in fatigue-dre , .— adv. Fatigu′ingly . [Fr.,—L. fatigāre , to weary.]