read; (formerly also) †used up, worn out (obsolete).

Of a plant, fruit, etc.: Shrivelled or shrunken through lack of moisture, and so deprived of its natural colour, freshness, or bloom; hence, of…

Worn out by use or work. Obsolete.

Of a living being, faculty, etc.: exhausted as to physical vigour or vitality; spent. Cf. worn-out, adj. 2. Chiefly poetic.

Of material things: Injured, damaged, defaced by wear, usage, attrition, or exposure, esp. to such a degree as to be no longer of use or service…

transferred. Of material substances: That has lost its special quality or virtue; exhausted, worn out.

colloquial. Ruined; afflicted; worn out; messed up.

That is a crock; broken-down, physically enfeebled.

Originally and chiefly U.S. Damaged or injured; worn out, broken. Usually with adverbs, esp. up. Cf. bum, adj.

Broken down, worn out; in poor condition. Also figurative.

Of things: worn out, ruined, used up, spent. slang (chiefly U.S.).

Esp. of a motor vehicle: worn out from long use or lack of care; in a state of disrepair; dilapidated. Cf. beat-up, adj.

Worn out, shabby, showing signs of over-use.

Usually with out: worn out, exhausted.