to add together; to calculate the running total; to accumulate over time

to accumulate or build up gradually; to gather over a period of time

to gather, heap up, or increase by successive additions over time

To be worn out or tired to death; can be used literally to mean dying from overwork or figuratively to express extreme fatigue.

tired; exhausted; worn out from overwork

accumulated; numerous; riddled with (referring to results, both positive like achievements or negative like crimes and debts)

to encumber or hold back; to be a burden on someone or something

To be put to a lot of trouble or to work hard on someone's behalf; to endure physical or mental fatigue.

To implicate or involve someone in trouble; to cause others to suffer harm because of one's own actions

to involve others or cause them to be affected by one's own troubles; to drag in; to implicate

burden; encumbrance; nuisance; someone or something that ties a person down

to be demanding or exhausting; to make one feel tired

to build up gradually through daily and monthly accumulation over a long period

to add up or increase progressively; to accumulate through repeated addition

tired; exhausted; fatigued

to collapse or break down from being worn out; to be extremely exhausted from overwork

bearing a great amount of fruit (of trees or plants)

Initial accumulation of capital or resources, historically referring to the forced exploitation used to build early capitalist wealth; also used in a modern sense for the initial gathering of assets by a business.

to be deep in debt; to owe a vast amount of money

laborious task or physically demanding job

year in and year out; over a very long period of time

progressive; graduated (especially regarding taxation or math); increasing in stages or at an increasing rate

Used to describe a piece of writing that is excessively long and verbose; repetitive and tedious.

to tire oneself out through overwork; to work extremely hard or desperately without regard for fatigue

a heavy load or responsibility; an encumbrance

repeat offender; habitual criminal; specifically a criminal who commits a crime within five years of completing a previous prison sentence

Dresden, the capital city of Saxony, Germany

taxing to the mind; emotionally exhausting; mentally fatiguing

The largest city and former capital of Tanzania

To involve someone in trouble or a difficult situation; to implicate others through one's own actions.

for years on end; over a long period of time; year in, year out

capital city of the Maldives, located on the North Malé Atoll

family burden; household responsibilities that hinder or weigh a person down

over a long period of time; for many years

Year after year and month after month; describes a very long period of time.

To be stained with the blood of many victims; used to describe someone who has committed many murders or atrocities and owes a debt of blood that cries out for retribution.

(idiom) a very long and tedious piece of writing; an extremely lengthy text; excessively long and wordy

having the quality of building up or accumulating over time

(idiom) dangerous as a pile of eggs; describes a situation that is extremely unstable and ready to collapse at any moment

lasting for many years in a row; year after year

A tax system where the tax rate increases as the amount of taxable income or property value increases

for several days in a row; for a number of days in succession

(literary) to tie up or take into custody; to implicate; to involve

To involve or implicate someone else in one's own trouble, causing them harm or suffering.

often; regularly; many times; repeatedly

accumulator (in computing and electronics); a register in a computer processor that stores intermediate arithmetic and logic results

eggs piled one on top of another; used to describe a situation that is extremely precarious or dangerous

for years on end; through many years. Describes a very long period of time.

to refuse to change or reform despite repeated warnings or admonitions