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tired
Definitions
(Adjective) feeling the need to sleepUsage: The child was tired and so she went to sleep.
(Adjective) : drained of strength and energy : fatigued often to the point of exhaustion
Usage: I am so tired today.
(Adjective) sleepy, drowsy, in need of sleep
Usage: I didn't get hardly any sleep last night, so now I'm tired.
(Adjective) Without sleep. To feel weak, drowsy, sleepy or fatigue.
Usage: After sleeping very little last night, the girl was tired.
(Adjective) sleepy, exhausted, lacking energy
Usage: When I only get five hours of sleep after a day of manual labor, I feel tired.
(Adjective) to be ready to go to the bed.
(Adjective) Having a feeling or being in a state of needing rest.
Usage: After all that heavy lifting, Sarah was very tired.
Without rest and in need of rest
(Noun) depleted of strength or energy
Usage: Weary; fatigued; exhausted.
(Adjective) sleepy
(Adjective) to be sleepy
Usage: I stayed up all night, so I'm really tired!
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