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adjective

wea·​ry ˈwir-ē 

wearier; weariest

Synonyms of weary

1

: exhausted in strength, endurance, vigor, or freshness

2

: expressing or characteristic of weariness

a weary sign

3

: having one's patience, tolerance, or pleasure exhausted

—used with of

soon grew weary of waiting

4

: wearisome

wearily

ˈwir-ə-lē 

adverb

weariness

ˈwir-ē-nəs 

noun

noun

led·​ger ˈle-jər 

pluralledgers

Synonyms of ledger

1

a

: a book containing accounts to which debits and credits are posted from books of original entry

Psmith, perched gracefully on a stool, entered figures in a ledger.—P. G. Wodehouse

b

: a digital record that is used similarly to an accounting ledger (as for maintaining a list of transactions)

Williams said he also recovered a ledger spreadsheet on a laptop computer seized from Wright and a "key" to translate the ledger.—Scott Dolan

adjective

pun·​gent ˈpən-jənt 

Synonyms of pungent

1

: sharply painful

2

: having a stiff and sharp point

pungent leaves

noun

hog·​wash ˈhȯg-ˌwȯsh 

-ˌwäsh,

ˈhäg-

Synonyms of hogwash

1

: swill sense 2a, slop

2

: nonsense, balderdash

a methodical treatment of the subject

adjective

fee·​ble ˈfē-bəl 

feebler ˈfē-b(ə-)lər  ; feeblest ˈfē-b(ə-)ləst 

Synonyms of feeble

1

a

: markedly lacking in strength

a feeble old man

b

: indicating weakness

taking only feeble steps

2

a

: deficient in qualities or resources that indicate vigor, authority, force, or efficiency

a feeble argument

cities are growing uncreative and feeble—Jane Jacobs

b

: inadequate, inferior

a feeble excuse