Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

British way of saying you’re so tired you could sleep for a week and still be asleep.

After working 12 hours, I’m nackered. I might as well be dead.

My dog came home with a broken leg and a broken spirit. He’s nackered.

I stayed up until 3 AM watching cat videos. I’m nackered.

2

A misspelled version of knackered. It means you’re so drained you could fall over and not get up.

I ran a marathon and then did 20 push-ups. I’m nackered.

My laptop broke, my phone died, and I got yelled at. I’m nackered.

After a night of partying and a day of work, I’m nackered.

3

You’re so used up you could be turned into a toaster and still be used up.

I’ve been working non-stop for a month. I’m nackered.

My brain is nackered. It’s been doing too much thinking.

I’ve been eating cereal for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I’m nackered.

4

A British way of telling everyone you’re so tired you could cry and still be tired.

I’m nackered. I could sleep for a year.

I’m nackered. I’ve been walking for hours.

I’m nackered. I’ve been doing nothing all day.

5

Being so wiped out after having sex you could fall asleep mid-sentence.

I had sex for 10 hours straight. I’m nackered.

After that wild night, I’m nackered.

I had sex with three people and now I’m nackered.

6

A technical term for something so broken it could be used as a doorstop and still be broken.

My computer is nackered. It won’t even turn on.

That toaster is nackered. It just burns everything.

That phone is nackered. It barely works.

7

A nacker is a gypsy or traveler who will steal your food and your peace of mind.

That nacker stole my lunch and my soul.

The nacker came to my house and took everything.

I saw a nacker eating my sandwich. I’m angry.