fərˈwō(ə)rn, -ˈwȯ(ə)- adjective
also fore·worn fōrˈ-
Etymology: from past participle of obsolete forwear, forewear to wear out, exhaust, from Middle English forweren, forwerien, from for- + weren, werien to wear — more at wear
1. obsolete : worn out by use : old and worn : tattered
2. : exhausted by effort of labor : greatly tired
forworn by the long walk under a hot sun