Definitionn. temporary loss of strength and energy resulting from hard physical or mental work
Last update: August 20, 2015
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At last hunger and fright and crossness and tiredness--four very nasty things--all joined together to bring one nice thing, and that was sleep. [Please select]
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'Perhaps it IS real,' said Anthea, 'only it was covered up with crossness and tiredness and things, and the carpet took them away.' [Please select]
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A pleasant feeling, half tiredness and half restfulness, crept to the extremities of the party. [Please select]
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"And not once since this morning have I heard any tiredness in Mr." [Please select]
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Very soon, however, the old tiredness came back to his eyes, and he dropped into his seat again, muttering "Fool." [Please select]
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Danger and dog-tiredness and all the ugliness of war--not for him, but for the others, oui. [Please select]
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He was becoming tired with a tiredness that was scarcely to be born. [Please select]
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"It is a weariness and a tiredness," said mac an Da'v.' [Please select]
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His tongue looked all right, so I decided it was just tiredness and stomach. [Please select]
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Now if he (that was I, you know) only could get back that message, and thus make good, he wouldn't mind lonesomeness or hunger or thirst or tiredness or wet or anything. [Please select]
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And they swam most beautifully, with that perfect ease and absence of effort or tiredness which you must have noticed about your own swimming in dreams. [Please select]
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