worn and broken down by hard use

daυn/ verb 1. to go to alower level  There are thirty-nine stepswhich go down to the beach.  Be carefulwhen going down the hill.  After having arest in her bedroom, she went down to thehotel bar.  Prices have gone down. 2. tocatch a disease  Half the crew went downwith flu. 3.  to go down well to be accepted The head teacher’s talk didn’t go down atall well with the parents.

evə/ adv 1. always  I willlove you for ever and ever.  The good timeshave gone for ever. 2. something which youshout, e.g. to show support for a team. Scotland for ever!

&əυ/ verb to do without (for-mal.) (NOTE: forewent – has foregone)