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by Gracin the Strange on April 5th, 2007
If something's worse for wear, it has been used for a long time and, consequently, isn't in very good condition. A person worse for wear is usually drunk.
If it is used in "not much worse for wear"
It can mean not having become much worse as a result of the passage of time or frequent use. Such as "My car is old, but it still runs well. It's not much worse for wear."
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