Fagged

He fagged at the construction site, carrying heavy bricks and laying the foundation.

He fagged out his cigarette before entering the non-smoking area.

The constant use of the computer fagged the battery, and it died quickly.

The university offers resources and support for fagged students on campus.

The hikers were fagged after climbing to the mountain's peak.

The monotonous job of data entry fagged her quickly.

The chef fagged the gas stove before leaving the kitchen.

The IT team fagged to fix the technical issues before the deadline.

The volunteers fagged the park after the event.

The monotonous workout routine fagged him, and he needed a new challenge.

She fagged the garden before planting new flowers.

The intense heat fagged the flowers, causing them to wilt.

The construction workers were fagged by the end of their shift.

The coach yelled at the fagged players for not putting in enough effort.

The historical documentary explored the struggles faced by fagged individuals in the early 20th century.

The challenging puzzle fagged her brain, but she eventually solved it.

He fagged out the match after lighting the stove.

The author fagged for months to write her first novel.

The homeowners fagged the attic to create extra storage space by removing unnecessary items.

The strong winds fagged the branches of the tree, breaking them off.

The chef fagged the kitchen after a busy dinner service, washing dishes and putting everything back in order.

The academic conference included a panel discussion on the representation of fagged characters in literature and film.

The harsh chemicals in the cleaning product fagged the surface of the countertop.

The engineers fagged tirelessly to fix the broken machinery.

The team fagged for days to meet the deadline for the software release.

The party host complained about the fagged behavior of some guests who didn't participate in any activities.

The chef fagged in the kitchen to prepare the elaborate seven-course meal.

The team fagged the soccer field after the match, picking up equipment and clearing any debris.

She accused her brother of being fagged and never helping with household chores.

The marathon fagged him, and he struggled to walk afterwards.

Lisa was fagged after a day of shopping and carrying heavy bags.

The progressive politician advocated for equal rights and protections for fagged individuals.

Tom felt fagged after playing soccer for two hours straight.

The heavy rain fagged the paper, making the ink run.

The never-ending political debate on television fagged him, so he switched channels.

After reading the same book for the fifth time, he was fagged with the story.

The loud music in the club fagged his hearing.

The repetitive video game levels fagged the players.

The prolonged exposure to the sun fagged her skin.

The intense training session fagged the athletes, leaving them exhausted.

The heavy workload fagged the employees by the end of the week.

After running the marathon, John felt completely fagged.

The construction workers fagged under the scorching sun to complete the building on time.

The passenger quickly fagged the cigarette as the "no smoking" sign illuminated on the airplane.

The waiter fagged the candles on the restaurant tables at closing time.

I fagged out from listening to the same song on repeat.

The long lecture on history fagged the students.

The continuous rain on our camping trip fagged everyone, and we decided to go home early.

He fagged after watching hours of mindless television.

Studying for hours without a break really fagged him.