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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'tuckered out' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an informal phrase used to describe feeling exhausted, usually after a great amount of physical or mental effort. For example, "After a long day at work, I was completely tuckered out."
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tuckered out
verb
Past of tucker out
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His slang is dated, though ("muttonhead," "tuckered out").
But now he's all tuckered out, and, to my mind, proud.
We would be pretty tuckered out at the end of that day.
And Big Stella would often be tuckered out and gone to sleep by 8.30, 9 o'clock.
Finally, all tuckered out, he finds a cushion-covered floor and falls asleep.
Chris Carter may not be despairing of the future, but just plumb tuckered out from the effort of keeping two separate hour-long dramas creatively cooking.
Ms. Chastain, in a brick red dress, seemed tuckered out — she had been stumping, after all, for the Oscar-nominated "Zero Dark Thirty"– and declined interviews.
The songs are vivid but tuckered out, obsessed with the bittersweet side of freedom, and they couldn't be more starkly rendered.
If the kids still aren't tuckered out once the lifts close, head for the Family Fun Zone in the base area, which has tubing and a small terrain park.
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Spread throughout the park are sixteen bright-orange "modified social benches," which double as play zones for the jungle-gym set (the title of Hein's project is "Please Touch the Art") and seating for tuckered-out parents.
A corgi is seen all tuckered out during this weekend's event.
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