weary¹ /wēˈri/

1. Having one's strength or patience exhausted
2. Very tired
3. Causing weariness
4. Tiresome, tedious
5. Puny (dialect)

1. To make weary
2. To reduce the strength or patience of
3. To harass

1. To become weary or impatient
2. To long (with for; Scot)

weaˈried adjective

Tired

weaˈriful adjective (old)

Wearisome

weaˈrifully adverb

weaˈriless adjective (old)

1. Unwearying
2. Incessant

wearˈilessly adverb

weaˈrily adverb

weaˈriness noun

weaˈrisome adjective

1. Causing weariness
2. Tedious

weaˈrisomely adverb

weaˈrisomeness noun

wearˈying adjective

wearˈyingly adverb

Weary Willie noun (informal)

1. A tramp or workshy person (old)
2. A person habitually lackadaisical or deficient in energy or spirits

weary out (old)

1. To exhaust
2. To get tediously through (a period of time)

• the world is one's oyster
• the world over
• the world's end
• the world, the flesh and the devil
• the world to come
• the worm may turn
• the worse for
• the worse for wear
• the wrong end of the stick
• the wrong shop
• thews
• thewy
• they
• the Yard
• they'd
• the year
• the year dot
• the Year of Grace
• the Year of our Lord
• they'll
• they're
• they say
• they've
• THG
• thi-