jadish
/ˈdʒeɪdɪʃ/
adjective
- (of a horse) worn out, tired, or of poor quality; broken-down.
- The old jadish mare could barely pull the cart up the hill.
- He refused to ride the jadish pony, knowing it would not last the journey.
- The farmer sold his jadish horse to the knacker for a small price.
- (of a person) worn out, exhausted, or in poor condition; jaded.
- After working three double shifts, she felt completely jadish and could barely stand.
- He looked jadish after weeks of sleepless nights caring for his sick child.
- The long march left the soldiers jadish and desperate for rest.