- nackered
- Adj. See 'knackered'.
English slang and colloquialisms. 2014.
nackered
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Nackered — absolutely exhausted, very tired … Dictionary of Australian slang
nackered — Australian Slang absolutely exhausted, very tired … English dialects glossary
Be nackered — be absolutely exhausted or very tired … Dictionary of Australian slang
be nackered — Australian Slang be absolutely exhausted or very tired … English dialects glossary
Vlakados — is a character from Irish mythology, the name that was given to a child who would be king in the mystical realm of Belfree. He was rumoured to have been a great conqueror of the demons in ancient Ireland.Vlakados was said to have skin as pale as… … Wikipedia
borked — Broken, defunct, not working, screwed, dysfunctional, buggered, shafted, nackered, duff. Also written b0rked. Unf, my Windows machine is totally borked. It bluescreens immediately on boot … Dictionary of american slang
borked — Broken, defunct, not working, screwed, dysfunctional, buggered, shafted, nackered, duff. Also written b0rked. Unf, my Windows machine is totally borked. It bluescreens immediately on boot … Dictionary of american slang
knackered — Adj. 1. Tired, worn out, exhausted. E.g. I missed my bus, I ve just walked home, I m knackered, so I m going to bed. OK? 2. Broken. E.g. Can we come around to watch TV at yours tonight, our is knackered. 3. Thwarted, prevented from succeeding at… … English slang and colloquialisms
