Tire Out May 2026

Common alternatives include exhaust , wear out , fatigue , drain , or tucker out . "That long walk really tired me out ." "We let the dogs run in the park to tire them out ."

"Pace yourself during the race, or you'll too quickly." Variations tire out phrasal verb - Oxford Learner's Dictionaries tire out

To is a phrasal verb that means to make them feel very tired or exhausted . Key Details Common alternatives include exhaust , wear out ,

It can be used as a transitive verb (doing it to someone else) or an intransitive verb (becoming tired yourself). Common alternatives include exhaust

When used with an object, it is separable . You can say "tire out the kids" or "tire the kids out".