Weary, tired; troubled; ‘bored’, disgusted; loath. Const. of (rarely with), or with infinitive.

Tired, wearied, exhausted; also, disgusted or annoyed, esp. by iteration or excess; bored.

Affected with weariness or disgust; tired; disgusted; ‘bored’. Const. of. Obsolete.

Affected with ennui.

Bored.

Characterized by yawns or (much) yawning; inclined to, or provocative of, yawning.

Wearied, suffering from ennui.

slang or colloquial. Thoroughly exhausted by physical exertion or hardship; tired out, fatigued.

having had enough of a person or situation; annoyed, unhappy, or bored, esp. with a state of affairs that has persisted for a long time; also in…

colloquial. In predicative use. Having had enough of a person or situation; annoyed, unhappy, or bored; = fed up adj. at compounds. Often in…

browned off, bored, ‘fed-up’, disgusted. Hence browned-offness, the condition of being ‘browned off’. slang.

With off: disgruntled, ‘fed up’, ‘browned off’. slang (originally Services' slang).

Fed up, annoyed, exasperated. Chiefly in cheesed off. Cf. browned off at browned, adj. 2.

British (originally Nautical slang). Fed up, dissatisfied, annoyed.

Originally U.S. Angry, irritated; fed up; = pissed, adj. 3.