Adjective:

বেনাগ্রস্ত পদবিশিষ্ট, ক্ষতপদ পদবিশিষ্ট,

footsore's Usage Examples:

He then took his footsore soldiers into Franconia under orders from Henry to upset the Imperialists.

The Confederates reached Van Buren on 10 December, demoralized, footsore, and ragged.

persuaded the navigator not to leave Spain without consulting Isabella, when, footsore and dispirited, he arrived at La Rábida, determined to submit his plan.

Zuber wrote that having suffered 7,000 casualties and another 2,500–3,000 footsore and exhausted men who had to be evacuated to Le Mans to recuperate, II.

For six long days in storms at sea those hardy fellows stood, Fatigued, footsore, and hungry, no water or no food.

With the dogs too exhausted and footsore to be of use, the mail-carrier sells them to three stampeders from the.

"Many of the men, footsore and weary from their march of the preceding day, found the pace up this.

is only a little boy, and despite his enthusiasm, he is soon weary and footsore.

Steuart's men arrived at Gettysburg "exhausted and footsore.

The "footsore" troops gladly accepted their mounts and spent long hours drilling in this.

At Guarromán, scarcely two leagues from Bailén, Vedel rested his footsore troops for a few hours—"he could not refuse this", says General Foy, "after.

Returning to camp, weary, footsore and hungry, the boys of the 115th were allowed to rest about one day, when.

veered to the southeast past Strode's Mill toward Osborne's Hill where the footsore troops were permitted to rest.

belongings on their backs or pushing them in carts, some of the aged and footsore given a lift in the horse-drawn limber wagons.

Synonyms:

tired;

Antonyms:

original; rested;