big tired 

Heavily overused and out of style. Often used to emphasize the word "tired" after it's used.

R: Man that's awesome!

L: "Awesome" is so old. It's tired; big tired.

big tired by whys it so hard to find handle February 9, 2021

drunk tired 

To be so tired you start to act as if you were drunk. Also refered to as DT.

"Dude....did you ever know that your my hero?"
"Go to bed dude, you're so drunk tired."

drunk tired by swage November 28, 2006

So Tired of this Shit 

A condition of emotional and moral Exhaustion produced by the the Demonstrably False belief that being Nice and doing Extra Work will convince a Just and Angry god to hand an evil and exploiting bastard his Comeuppance.

None of your Friends think you will ultimately take Effective Action. Instead, they think you will work There until death or Retirement.

Can you believe it? I stayed late to finsh building that cage and she had the freakin' nerve to ask me to take out the trash! I am So Tired of this Shit

So Tired of this Shit by panchoosey January 22, 2012

just tired

When somebody says this, what it really means is that they are incredibly depressed and don't want to talk about it.

Person 1: Hey man, I noticed those cuts on your wrists and I was wondering if you're doing alright.
Person 2: Nah I'm just tired.

just tired by seansucksatguitar August 25, 2018

Sick 'n tired 

When you have become so tired of something/someone, that it is making you sick. Something that mothers often say to their misbehaving, ill-mannered children.

Mother: Tony, I am so sick 'n tired of your shit lying all over, that it has made me sick to the point of vomiting in last nights casserole. I just dressed it with ketchup, so fuck you!

Sick 'n tired by Zob Rombie June 30, 2016

dead tired 

extremely tired; energy was drained because of too much exhaustion

I was dead tired after 12 straight hours of work.

dead tired by Joorassic November 19, 2013

Im just tired 

A phrase used to subvert the true cause.

Used when no good excuse is readily available.

Also used to hide ailments such as Hangovers, Head aches, Distrust, Guilt...ect.

May also be used as a literal statement yet rarely ever is.

"Hey Bob, you look sick."
"No, Im just tired."

Im just tired by DakotaMaybe June 13, 2013