De-făt'i-gāte, v. t.
v. t. [Lat. defatigare, defatigatum, from de and fatigare, to weary. See FATIGUE.] To weary or tire; to fatigue. [Rare.] “Which defatigating hill.” Sir T. Herbert.
v. t. [Lat. defatigare, defatigatum, from de and fatigare, to weary. See FATIGUE.] To weary or tire; to fatigue. [Rare.] “Which defatigating hill.” Sir T. Herbert.