put through, adj. — Green’s Dictionary of Slang

put through adj.

[i.e. put through a/the wringer under wringer n.¹]

(Aus.) suffering, abused.

1902

Bulletin (Sydney) 29 Nov. 3/2: God! for a drink! What use? Dead broke — / Kicked out when utterly put through. / Spite snakes and shakes, we’ll raise a smoke, / Up bluey, boys, and battle through!