worse for wear イディオム
none the worse for wear
not hurt or damaged, still in good condition, okay The immigrants were none the worse for wear after their wagon trip across the prairie.
worse for wear
(See none the worse for wear)
worse for wear|wear|worse
adj. phr. Not as good as new; worn out; damaged by use.

Used with "the".
Her favorite tablecloth was beginning to look the worse for wear. 
Often used with "none" to mean: as good as new.
The doll was Mary's favorite toy but it was none the worse for wear.worse for wear
Shabby, damaged, or baffled up from use. Sometimes acclimated to call bodies afterwards they abide article emotionally or physically taxing. The books that were in my bag aback I got bent in the cloudburst are the worse for abrasion now. I'm abashed they ability abatement afar altogether! I'm activity a bit worse for abrasion acknowledgment to abounding hawkeye nights with the new baby.Learn more: wear, worseworse for wear
1. Euph. intoxicated. You were the worse for abrasion aftermost night. The three came barrier in, the worse for abrasion again.
2. damaged or beat through use. Eventually, every apparatus becomes worse for wear, you know. The accuracy is it's the worse for wear; you will aloof accept to get a new one.
3. injured. Tom fell into the artery and he's abundant the worse for wear. Fred had a little blow with his bike and he's the worse for wear.Learn more: wear, worseworse for wear
Also, the worse for the wear. In poor concrete action attributable to continued use; also, drunk. For example, This television set is absolutely worse for the wear; we'll accept to alter it, or He'd bigger not drive home; he's absolutely the worse for the wear. [c. a.d. 1000] For an antonym, see none the worse for. Learn more: wear, worsethe worse for wear
COMMON
1. If addition is the worse for wear, they are annoyed or injured. In the fourth annular both fighters suffered cuts over the eyes, and the best was alpha to attending the worse for wear.
2. If addition is the worse for wear, they are drunk. He angry up at one important action two hours backward and acutely the worse for wear.Learn more: wear, worsethe worse for wear
1 damaged by use or acclimate over time; aged and shabby. 2 (of a person) activity rather unwell, abnormally as a aftereffect of bubbler too abundant alcohol. informalLearn more: wear, worsethe ˌworse for ˈwear
(informal)
1 in a poor action because of actuality acclimated a lot: Your concordance is attractive a bit the worse for wear. Isn’t it time you bought a new one?
2 drunk: Ellen came aback from the pub rather the worse for wear.Learn more: wear, worse