I. adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from past participle of wasten to waste
1. : laid waste : ravaged
did fix mine eye upon the wasted building — Shakespeare
2. : impaired in strength or health : made weak or thin (as from disease or hunger) : emaciated
kept life in his wasted frame not by hope but only by a grim ancient concentration — R.O.Bowen
3. obsolete : elapsed
the chronicle of wasted time — Shakespeare
4. : unprofitably used, made, or expended : squandered
wasted effort
a wasted trip
wasted money
II. adjective
slang : intoxicated from drugs or alcohol