What it means
Wrecked means you’re properly finished, either shattered from no kip or mashed after a session. You’ll hear it for hangovers, late shifts, long drives, even when someone’s taken a knock in footy. It’s blunt but not dramatic, more a weary status update that says don’t ask me to do anything clever right now, mate.
Usage examples
"You coming to five-a-side, mate? Nah, I’m wrecked. Three hours kip, then we got rinsed at the pub. My head’s doing drum and bass."
"I'm absolutely wrecked after that double shift, straight to bed for me."
"We were all wrecked by the end of the hike, legs like jelly and not a word between us."
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