- - Unfruitful
- - after extremists defect, socialist party is pretty useless
- - Degenerate, decadent
- - Spent two notes at a celebratory party
- - Exhausted of vitality
- - Feeble leaders from England and France attending festivity
- - weak and lifeless half of 18 before parisian summer
- - Weak part of racket effective on return
- - Exhausted; decadent
- - Decadent English party receives fine
- - Decadent outdoor celebration after revolutionary force cleared out
- - Flowery English female opening gala
- - exhausted inside left at gala
- - Spoiled by pampering
- - Over-refined and ineffectual
- - Like a snob
- - Feeble; decadent
- - Snob descriptor
- - Soft and weak
- - Enfeebled
- - Over-refined, affected
- - Weak, effeminate
- - Lacking vitality or power
- - Decadent English fellows having summer in Paris
- - Lacking in physical strength
- - Spent; degenerate
- - Feeble outcome, caught out by sweetheart
- - Degenerate, like Agnew's snobs
- - Swear summer in Cannes makes you exhausted
- - Decadent, as the snobs in a historic Agnew speech
- - Devitalized
- - Weak, decadent
- - Tired or decadent
- - Enervated
- - Depleted of vitality
- - Drained of vitality
- - Like snobs in an Agnew tirade
- - Marked by decadence
- - Spent and sterile
- - Outworn
- - Spent; unproductive.
- - Worn out with age.
- - Exhausted of energy.
- - Over-refined
- - Overrefined
- - Sissified
- - Weak, ineffectual
- - Dissipated
- - Weakened
- - Degenerate
- - Outmoded
- - Wimpy
- - Sterile
- - Lacking in power.
- - Lacking vigor
- - Lacking vitality
- - Without vigor.
- - Spoiled
- - Exhausted
- - Spent
- - Decadent
- - Washed up
- - Worn-out
- - Feeble
- - Weak
- - Ineffectual
- - Corrupt
- - Feeble — degenerate
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