A slang for "extremely tired" in Britain starting with N?

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Thanks for answering!

Answer 1

Knackered!! its quite an old word tho, its something ur grandad would prob say, although some ppl do still use it!! lol just thought id provide u with that info!

Answer 2

well its not what you are thinking because that starts with a k

Answer 3

The word is "knackered", and it derives from the noun "knacker", someone whose trade was to render (destroy and butcher) old working horses that were too worn out for further use and whose carcasses would be unfit for human consumption. From this, the word has been extended (a very natural process in English) to other instances of objects or people that are "worn out" or "tired".

You can still hear the original use in expressions such as "only fit for the knacker's yard" (abattoir).

Answer 4

nackered!!

i thank that funny guy on youtube for that!

Answer 5

its starts with a k lol

Answer 6

nackered

Answer 7

nucked.

Answer 8

Sorry but it's not 'n' it's 'k'.

We say 'Knackered' but the 'k' is not pronounced!

LOL

Answer 9

Nackered? Though I think it's 'knackered'

Answer 10

nackered