The term 'worn out' can be described in many ways, including 'POOR, ' 'DEAD, ' 'OLD, ' 'BEAT, ' 'LIMP, ' 'SHOT, ' 'JADED, ' 'RATTY, ' 'SPENT, ' 'TIRED, ' 'EFFETE, ' 'RAGGED, ' 'WEARIED, ' 'DRAINED, ' 'FATIGUED, ' 'EXHAUSTED, ' and 'fallingdown.' Each of these words describes a state of being that is the result of being overworked or used up. For example, 'POOR' implies a lack of resources, while 'DEAD' implies a complete lack of energy. Similarly, 'OLD' implies age and weariness, and 'BEAT' implies physical exhaustion. 'LIMP' implies a lack of strength, while 'SHOT' implies a lack of vitality. 'JADED' implies a lack of enthusiasm, and 'RATTY' implies a lack of tidiness. 'SPENT' implies a lack of money, and 'TIRED' implies a lack of energy. 'EFFETE' implies a lack of vigor, and 'RAGGED' implies a lack of neatness. 'WEARIED' implies a lack of endurance, and 'DRAINED' implies a lack of resources. 'FATIGUED' implies a lack of stamina, and 'EXHAUSTED' implies a lack of energy. Finally, 'fallingdown' implies a lack of stability. All of these words describe the feeling of being worn out.