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washed-up
[wosht-uhp, wawsht-]
adjective
done for; having failed completely.
washed up
adjective
no longer useful, successful, hopeful, etc
our hopes for the new deal are all washed up
exhausted
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of washed-up1
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Example Sentences
Two days after the Dodgers released a washed-up Chris Taylor, he was starting in center field for the Angels.
On the most basic level, “Stick” is about a prematurely washed-up golfer who takes a teen prodigy under his wing and on the road.
Co-writer Dylan plays Jack Fate, a washed-up musician enlisted by John Goodman’s Uncle Sweetheart to join a motley crew of circus acts and con artists for a benefit concert.
Like a washed-up guitarist, Trump’s so-called “weave” was often aimless and longwinded but filled with riffs that longtime listeners would know and love.
Bringing in the criminal element, of course, puts extra pressure on the characters beyond the question of whether an underdog will triumph or a washed-up competitor come back.
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