to become weak or weakened, feeble

earthenware pot; lazy, listless, limp

real rumpled, trampled, flabby, baggy

to attach loosely, to cause to be loose, lazy, flabby

to ba attached loosely, to become loose, lazy, flabby

suffix meaning ‘most, very’

very tight or narrow

used in connection with adjectives to mean ‘very, totally, utterly’

alongside, adjoining, next to, very close

to put alongside, to place very close, to press, to clasp

to be fed up, tired with

fed up, tired of, repulsed by, dissatisfied, disgusted, done with

fed up, tired of, repulsed by, dissatisfied, disgusted, done with

to make fed up, make repulsed by, dissatisfied, tired of

to be fed up with, tired of, repulsed by, dissatisfied with, done with, disgusted by