Pronunciation: /dɔɡ taɪərd/
noun a colloquial term used to describe someone who is extremely tired
A1 I am dog tired after playing all day.
A2 My sister was dog tired after running a marathon.
B1 The students were dog tired after studying for their exams.
B2 After working a double shift, she was dog tired and ready for bed.
C1 Despite being dog tired, he stayed up late to finish his project.
C2 Even though she was dog tired, she managed to stay awake for the entire movie.
adjective describing the state of extreme exhaustion or fatigue
A1 I am dog tired after playing all day.
A2 She looked dog tired after working two shifts in a row.
B1 The students were dog tired after studying for their exams all night.
B2 After running a marathon, I was dog tired and ready for a nap.
C1 Despite being dog tired, she pushed through and finished the project ahead of schedule.
C2 Even though he was dog tired, he still managed to give a captivating presentation at the conference.
adverb modifying the adjective 'tired' to emphasize the level of exhaustion
A1 I am dog tired after running around all day.
A2 She looked dog tired after staying up all night studying for her exams.
B1 The workers were dog tired after working long hours on the construction site.
B2 Despite being dog tired, he still managed to finish the project on time.
C1 After the marathon, I was dog tired but extremely proud of my accomplishment.
C2 Even though she was dog tired, she pushed through and completed the grueling hike.
formal After a long day of meetings, I was dog tired and ready to go home.
informal I stayed up all night studying and now I'm dog tired.
slang I partied until the early hours of the morning and now I'm dog tired.
figurative Running a marathon left me feeling dog tired but accomplished.
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