Fainting, in a swoon. Originally and chiefly in predicative use with fall.

Feeble through inanition, fear, or exhaustion; inclined to ‘faint’ or swoon. Const. †of, with.

Declining in health, pining away; drooping, withering, failing. Also in early use: †suffering from sickness or disease (obsolete).

That falters; in senses of the verb. of a person, the limbs, etc.

Declining from vigour, prosperity, etc.; failing, decaying, flagging.

That faints, in senses of the verb.

That has become or been made languid; reduced to weakness or languor; languishing.

That swoons or faints; characterized by swooning.

Feeble through exhaustion; faint. ? Now chiefly dialect.

Growing faint, weak, or languid.