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battle fatigue severe mental distress or disorder resulting from combat in war; combat fatigue. (See shell shock.)
bleary worn-out or dull from fatigue. [1/3 definitions]
bleary-eyed having blurred vision, as from fatigue or tears. [1/2 definitions]
combat fatigue see "battle fatigue."
exhaust to cause fatigue in; wear out; tire. [1/11 definitions]
exhausting causing great physical fatigue. [2 definitions]
exhaustion extreme fatigue; loss of energy. [1/2 definitions]
eyestrain discomfort or fatigue in the eyes or head, caused by using the eyes improperly or excessively.
fatigue manual labor or other duties done by military personnel; fatigue duty. [2/8 definitions]
heartworm the condition resulting from infection with heartworms, characterized by respiratory symptoms and fatigue. [1/2 definitions]
heigh-ho an exclamation used to express fatigue, boredom, or disappointment, or to show surprise.
indefatigable not subject to fatigue; untiring.
Lyme disease a serious disease passed to humans by certain ticks, which can cause, in particular, fatigue, headache, joint pain, and neurological problems.
persistent depressive disorder a condition of chronic mild depression or irritability that is often accompanied by other symptoms, including low self-esteem, eating or sleep disturbances, and fatigue. Formerly called dysthymia.
reel2 to sway or stagger, as from fatigue or intoxication. [1/6 definitions]
refection refreshment of body, mind, or spirit, esp. after hunger or fatigue. [1/2 definitions]
tiring causing mental fatigue. [1/2 definitions]
toilworn showing wear, fatigue, or age as a result of toil.
untiring continuing despite fatigue; indefatigable. [1/2 definitions]
wearisome causing fatigue; tiring. [1/2 definitions]
well-rested having slept or rested sufficiently to be free of fatigue; completely rested.