washed
- adjective
- /wɔʃt/
- Offensive
:
acabado
- Nick Saban is washed, Joe Milro can't throw it.
Then he just said, Ah, Silva's washed, he's trash.
- Then he just said, Ah, Silva's washed, he's trash.
- What do you do as a fucking washed up Navy SEAL CIA guy?
- What, you and I overpacking like a couple of washed up old drag Queens?
Examples
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And he's just been a bitter, washed up loser for years and years and years.
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She used to be a vibrant artist, but now she seems washed and uninspired after the last exhibition.
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So they have kind of like a washed, lived in sort of look.
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So they have kind of like a washed, lived in sort of look.
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And this is true washed up at the home of a lawyer whose firm is suing Boeing.
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After years of trying to make it as an actor, he felt completely washed and decided to pursue a different career.
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Once the trend passed, he realized that his style was now washed and no longer fashionable.
Synonyms
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6.5
No longer successful or popular after being famous
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5.1
Being very tired and without energy
A person who is very tired and needs rest after hard work
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Etymology
A helpful way to remember the slang washed is to think of 'washed out', as if too much washing has taken away the colour or energy. That's why someone or something called washed can seem worn out, finished, or no longer effective.