Bedrid
bedridden.
worn-out; exhausted; decrepit.
historical examples
her voice of call is exceedingly musical, and sounds sweetly in the ears of the infirm and bedrid.
wilson’s tales of the borders and of scotland, volume i various
germany at large, though it lay so silent, in its bedrid condition, was in great anxiety.
history of friedrich ii. of prussia, vol. xxi. (of xxi.) thomas carlyle
not even orthodoxy, bedrid as she seemed, but will have a hand in this confusion.
the french revolution thomas carlyle
i’d knock a feller down ‘at called me ‘liar’ to my face, even now, old an’ bedrid’ as i be.
the br-ss bound box evelyn raymond
bedrid here, like an old block of wood, an’ her—she thinks she’s arrested somebody, susanna does!
the br-ss bound box evelyn raymond
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