General
wabbit
What does wabbit mean?
Weary, run-down or feeling under the weather.
"I'm fair wabbit efter that shift."
Origin
Scots, of uncertain origin, possibly related to 'wobbly' or 'woebegone'.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'wabbit' mean?
Tired out, exhausted or feeling washed-out and under the weather.
How do you use 'wabbit'?
You'd say 'I'm fair wabbit after that shift' to mean you're worn out.
Is 'wabbit' anything to do with the cartoon rabbit?
No — it's a Scots adjective for feeling weary and run-down, unrelated to Elmer Fudd's 'wabbit'.
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