DCHP-1 Online
play out 
of animals or men, become worn out or over-fatigued.
See also: played out (def. 2)
- 1897 When we . . . were in the neighborhood of a fishing station at the mouth of Berens River, poor Pierre played out. . . .
- 1924 The dogs almost played out before we reached the crest.
- 1897 When we . . . were in the neighborhood of a fishing station at the mouth of Berens River, poor Pierre played out. . . .