way-weary
adjective
Wearied, exhausted, or worn out by travel; (also occasionally as noun) that which is way-weary.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in George Keate (1729–1797), writer and painter.
- evangelic
- evangelical
- evangelicalism
- evangelically
- evangelise
- evangelism
- evangelist
- evangelistic
- evangelization
- evangelize
- evangelizer
- evanish
- Evans, Dame Edith
- Evans, Gil
- Evans-Pritchard, Sir Edward
- Evans, Sir Arthur
- Evanston
- Evansville
- evap.
- evaporable
- evaporate
- evaporated milk
- evaporating dish
- evaporation
- evaporative