broken-down

So far Harry's tour of the Caribbean has been a riot of informality with booze, boogies and broken-down boats a-plenty.

With trembling limbs he left the court-room a broken-down man.

A Citizen of North America, whose nest is a wet bed of broken-down reeds, sometimes floating on the water of the marsh.

Ball was a broken-down pugilist who for over ten years had not entered the ring as a principal.

The name he gave me was Beljames, and he was reported to be a broken-down gentleman.

There is a broken-down old stuff here by the name of Hazard.