worn-out

No thought of brushing their worn-out, unmended boots ever entered their minds.

Tom and the worn-out stool had held together through it all.

And he was too worn-out and sleepy to think much of what he had heard.

Try to picture it, oh, worn-out and blasé frequenter of play and opera!

They had gone into a shop where the worn-out and used-up woman had bought some shrimps.

Also the opening of the High Cliff House was getting to be a worn-out topic.

Did you ever see such faded, worn-out dummies for the display of diamonds?

As to Massy, it was no secret that he was in a jolly deep hole with these worn-out boilers.

When I knew you first, I was a worn-out, weary, heart-sick man of the world.

The worn-out, typewritten-out Ollie pleaded against Prue's lawlessness.