tuckered
tuckered out

The tuckered teen wished she didn't have to go by her older brother to get to the staircase.

He reached the top of the knoll and threw himself in the grass, lying flat, panting like a tuckered dog.

Nathan's hotdogs, sausage sandwiches and candy offer a bit of fuel, and for the tuckered parents, Budweiser is on tap.

His stomach was taut, not rippled with muscle, but a flat depression that centered on his tuckered navel.

At the end of 13-hour road trips, on the tuckered tires of a used minivan, Erik Schlopy would pull into the parking lot of a motel generally behind a local bowling alley.

Then, indeed, does the tuckered sylph come out in fairy form and proceed with joy under cousinly escort to the exhausted old assembly-room, fourteen heavy miles off, which, during three hundred and sixty-four days and nights of every ordinary year, is a kind of antipodean lumber- room full of old chairs and tables upside down.

Maybe she was just all tuckered out for some reason.

She's tuckered out from the drive and needs a nap.

"You kids must be tuckered out and starving," she went on.

We were tuckered out, as my mother would say.

As for yourself, you look a bit tuckered out.

When the market tuckered out there, it took a breather here.

Even some of those whose business it is to keep the information flowing admit to feeling tuckered out.

"You're probably all tuckered out," I said to the old woodsman.

Yeah, we're all kinda tuckered out, but Doc here seems to think we'll make it.

She looked plumb tuckered out and about ready to drop in her tracks.

You climbed to success over your first black man, you must be all tuckered out.

By midnight I was well into the forest and pretty well tuckered out.

Can't chance you running into traffic and getting all tuckered out on your way here tomorrow morning."

"Cindy looks all tuckered out, Ted, and you must be tired too.

Well, at last he could hardly flop his wings, he was so tuckered out.

"Poor little Miss Mary is going to be all tuckered out before she starts working.

"Bein' on my feet for so long's got me all tuckered out."

"Well, now, it's been a long day and you look plumb tuckered out, Eric.

Says he's always too tuckered out from his morning preachin'."

"In fact, you look mo than jest tuckered out," Delta observed.

I'm plumb tuckered out; this day started before daybreak.

I cleaned so many bathrooms, I'm all tuckered out!"

He asked for a bed three hours ago, tuckered out tramping the trails the way he's always doing, and went up-stairs.

She knew he'd spent several hours working with Dat in the barn earlier, so he was sure to be tuckered out.

"Sugar, now don't you trip over that, you're tuckered out, it's plain to see."