be all in

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› If you say that you are all in, you mean that you are very tired and unable to do anything more: I'm going home now - I'm all in.Tired and making tired

(Definition of be all in from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

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be all ears idiom
be all eyes idiom
be all fingers and thumbs idiom
be all go idiom
be all heart idiom
be all in idiom
be all mouth idiom
be all over sb idiom
be all smiles idiom
be all talk (and no action) idiom
be all the same to sb idiom

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at your worst idiom
be dead on your feet idiom
be fit/ready to drop idiom
bleary adjective
burn-out noun
comatose adjective
finish sb off phrasal verb
fit to drop idiom
haggard adjective
half dead adjective
have shot your bolt idiom
jet lag noun
poop verb (TIRED)
punch-drunk adjective (TIRED)
shagged adjective
shattered adjective (TIRED)
sleepy adjective (PERSON)
stonkered adjective
stupefy verb (TIRE)
whacked adjective

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