weary wîr′ē noun A curse: used now only in the phrases Weary fa' you! Weary on you! and the like. Tired; exhausted by toil or exertion; having the endurance or patience worn out by continuous striving. Impatient of or discontented with the continuance of something painful, exacting, irksome, or distasteful, and willing to be done with it; having ceased to feel pleasure (in something). Causing fatigue; tiresome; irksome: as, a weary journey; a weary life. Feeble; sickly; puny. Synonyms Disgusted, wearisome. See weary, verb To make weary; reduce or exhaust the physical strength or endurance of; fatigue; tire: as, to weary one's self with striving. To exhaust the endurance, patience, or resistance of, as by persistence or importunity. To pass wearily. Synonyms Fatigue, Jade, etc. See tire. To become weary, tired, or fatigued. To become impatient or surfeited, as with the continuance of something that is monotonous, irksome, or distasteful. To long; languish: with for before the object.