tire somebody ↔ out phrasal verb (see also tire)
to make someone very tired Synonym : exhaust:
All that walking tired me out.

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tire out
tire (you) out
to feel that you do not have any energy.
Painting the living room in one day really tired Dad out.

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tire out
to make someone very tired
The climb up the stairs tired the elderly woman out.

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tire out
See: WEAR OUT(2).
To make very tired; weaken.
The children played inside when it rained, and they soon wore out their mother.

When Dick got home from the long walk, he was all worn out.
- Often used with "oneself".
Don't wear yourself out by playing too hard.
Compare: GIVE OUT(4).
3. To make by rubbing, scraping, or washing.
The waterfall has worn out a hole in the stone beneath it.

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tire someone out
to make someone very tired
The climb up the stairs tired the elderly woman out.

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