physical-state

• Dead on your feet

  To be completely exhausted or extremely tired, to the point of feeling unable to stand or continue.

• Busting at the seams

  To be extremely full, overflowing, or overcrowded, often to the point of discomfort or impending failure.

• On your last legs

  To be near the end of one's strength, life, or usefulness, often due to exhaustion or deterioration.

• dog tired

  To be extremely exhausted or utterly worn out, often to the point of needing immediate rest.

• Hoarse voice

  A voice that sounds rough, strained, or breathy, often due to a sore throat, overuse, or illness.

• Spent

  Completely used up, exhausted, or without energy.

• To have energy to burn

  To possess an exceptional abundance of physical or mental vigor, often leading to a restless desire for activity.

• Hungry enough to eat the rug

  This idiom describes a state of extreme hunger, suggesting one is so famished they would resort to eating something entirely unappetizing.

• On one's last legs

  Close to collapse, exhaustion, or the end of its usefulness or existence.