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thakā-mām̐dā English Meaning - Translate thakā-mām̐dā (Frazzle) into English from Hindi

thakā-mām̐dā Roman Hindi to English Meaning is Frazzle. It is a verb (used with or without object), frazzled, frazzling by form. Other thakā-mām̐dā English Meanings are are Collapse, Enervation, Lassitude, Rag, Remnant, Shred, Prostration, and a lot others listed on this page.

Definitions of Frazzle

n. The act or result of frazzling; the condition or quality of being frazzled; the tag end; a frayed-out end.

n. a state of extreme exhaustion; -- often used in the phrase worn to a frazzle.

transitive v. To fray; to wear or pull into tatters or tag ends; to tatter; -- used literally and figuratively.

Form Verb (used With Or Without Object), Frazzled, Frazzling.

How To Spell Frazzle [fraz-uh l]

Origin of Frazzle Early 19th century: perhaps a blend of fray and obsolete fazle ‘ravel out’, of Germanic origin. The word was originally East Anglian dialect; it came into standard British English via the US.

Synonyms For Frazzle , Similar to Frazzle

Antonyms For Frazzle , Opposite to Frazzle