fagged

An old-fashioned, informal adjective meaning exhausted or worn out.

• 🇪🇸Adjetivo anticuado e informal que significa agotado, exhausto o muy cansado.

1. Exhausted B2 informal british

   Drained of energy or effectiveness; extremely tired; completely exhausted.

   • After the long hike, I was absolutely fagged.
   • He felt fagged after working a double shift.
   • She was too fagged to even talk.

   🇪🇸agotado

   Sinónimos: beatbusheddrainedexhaustedfatiguedknackeredspenttiredwearywhackedworn-out

   Antónimos: energeticrefreshedrestedvigorous

• more fagged comparative form
• most fagged superlative form

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to become weary or to tire; also used historically in British public school slang meaning to perform menial tasks for a senior student.

• 🇪🇸Verbo anticuado o en desuso que significa fatigarse o cansarse; también se usaba históricamente en la jerga de los internados británicos para referirse a hacer recados menores para un alumno mayor.

1. To become exhausted or tired B2 informal british

   To become very tired or weary from hard work or effort.

   • I'm completely fagged after that long hike.
   • The heavy lifting fagged him out.
   • She fagged herself out by working all night.

   🇪🇸agotarse

   Sinónimos: drainexhaustfatigueknock outpooptiretucker outwear outweary

   Antónimos: energizefortifyinvigoraterefreshrejuvenaterestrevivestrengthen

2. To work as a junior servant C1 informal british

   In British public schools, to perform menial tasks for senior students.

   • He had to fag for the older boys during his first year.
   • The tradition of fagging has largely disappeared.
   • New students were expected to fag for prefects.

   🇪🇸Hacer de sirviente menor (en internados británicos)

• fagged past participle
• fagged past simple
• fagging present participle
• fags third person singular

Variantes phrasal: fag out