Ire is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IRE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to anger
• anger
NOUN:
• Anger; wrath.
• a strong emotion; a feeling that is oriented toward some real or supposed grievance
• belligerence aroused by a real or supposed wrong (personified as one of the deadly sins)

Words related to IRE

anger6 ired5 ireful9 irefully14 irefulness13 ireless7 ires4 iring6

Words that contain IRE

cire6 dire5 fire7 hire7 ired5 ires4 lire4 mire6 sire4 tire4 vire7 wire7 afire8 aired6 airer5 cires7 direr6 fired9 firer8 fires8 hired9 hiree8 hirer8 hires8 maire7 mired8 mires7 mirex14 moire7 paire7 quire14 shire8 sired6 siree5 siren5 sires5 spire7 stire5 swire8 tired6 tires5 twire8 vaire8 vired9 vireo8 vires8 wired9 wirer8 wires8 zaire14 noire5 scire7 faire8 admire9 airers6 airest6 aspire8 attire6 bemire10 bireme10 desire7 direct9 direly10 direst7 empire10 enfire9 entire6 expire15 faired10 fairer9 firers9 glaire7 gloire7 haired10 heired10 hirees9 hirers9 intire6 ireful9 irenic8 keiren10 laired7 leired7 maires8 moires8 paired9 pairer8 paires8 puirer8 quired16 quires15 refire9 rehire9 retire6 rewire9 saired7 sairer6 satire6 shired10 shires9 sirees6 sirens6 soiree6 spirea8 spired9 spirem10 spires8 squire15 stired7 stires6 swires9 twired10 twires9 umpire10 unwire9 venire9 virent9 vireos9 waired10 weired10 wirers9 zaires15 acquire18 admired11 admirer10 admires10 affaire13 antired8 armoire9 aspired10 aspirer9 aspires9 attired8 attires7 avodire11 bemired12 bemires11 biremes11 biretta9 bonfire12 chaired13 choired13 deaired9 demirep12 desired9 desirer8 desires8 directs10 direful11 dirempt12 eirenic9 empaire11 empires11 enfired11 enfires10 enquire16 entires7 esquire16 expired17 expirer16 expires16 fairest10 firearm12 firebox19 firebug13 firedog12 firefly16 firelit10 fireman12 firemen12 firepan12 firepit12 firepot12 foxfire20 glaired9 glaires8 gloires8 gunfire11 haywire16 heiress10 hireage11 inquire16 inspire9 ireless7 irenics9 jaghire18 keirens11 mirexes16 misfire12 notaire7 outfire10 outhire10 pairest9 pismire11 prefire12 prewire12 puirest9 rampire11 refired11 refires10 rehired11 rehires10 require16 respire9 retired8 retiree7 retirer7 retires7 rewired11 rewires10 rimfire12 sairest7 saltire7 sampire11 satires7 sirenic9 soirees7 speired10 spireas9 spireme11 spirems11 squired17 squires16 staired8 suspire9 sweired11 sweirer10 taraire7 tireder8 tiredly11 trireme9 umpired12 umpires11 unaired8 unfired11 unhired11 untired8 unwired11 unwires10 vampire14 venires10 virelai10 virelay13 viremia12 viremic14 viretot10 wireman12 wiremen12 wiretap12 wireway16 zipwire21 acquired20 acquiree19 acquirer19 acquires19 admirers11 affaires14 appaired13 armoires10 aspirers10 avodires12 backfire19 balefire13 barbwire15 birettas10 bonfires13 bushfire16 campfire17 camphire17 casimire12 cheshire16 coadmire13 codirect13 conspire12 dehaired13 demireps13 desirers9 directed12 directer11 directly14 director11 dirempts13 direness9 drumfire14 effeired15 eirenics10 empaired13 empaires12 enquired18 enquirer17 enquires17 entirely11 entirety11 esquired18 esquires17 expirers17 fireable13 firearms13 fireback19 fireball13

How to use IRE in a sentence

• He at first disputed his right to refuse him a passage in the carriage, which roused the ire of the station-keeper, who threatened to kick him if he was not soon off.
• As in Numidia, tigers wanting food, Or, as in Lybia, lions full of ire, So fare these Romans on Praeneste walls.
• It spoke of quickly kindled ire, Of love too warm, and wild, and bright.
• And if thou hast, it hath not awakened my ire, for surely thou shouldst be forgiven by me.
• Evidently the Belgians from Vise to Liege had not roused the ire of the invaders as furiously as had the natives on the other side of Vise.
• It had the effect of raising the ire of that learned scribe William Postel, who wrote that the actions and renown of Joan of Arc were as necessary to maintain as the Bible itself.
• To view the same landscape, breathe the same air, in fact walk the same earth as he, was to stand in his way, and raise his ire.
• The ire of a good portion of the Southern journals was ludicrous to witness, and proved how keenly the blow was felt.
• And the steed, like a bark fed with furnace fire, Swept on, with his wild eye full of ire.
• In woman there is at once a subtile delicacy of tact, and a plain soundness of judgment, which ire rarely combined to an equal degree in man.
• Meanwhile since then with more solemnity of preparation The anger and the ire of my sweet enemy Cease not to wound my heart.
• And whenever he trembled before the ire of King Clotaire his father, he would take refuge in the church of the holy martyr.
• The roar of London is the roar of ire The lion utters in his old desire For Libya out of dim captivity.
• And when midday came the ire of the men waxed more furious, and they drew nearer together.
• The carpenter acted upon his instructions, and his ire rose as he noticed the assiduous attention paid by his two friends to the frivolous Mrs.
• The whole thing was shocking, no doubt, gruesome in the extreme, but the mystery which surrounded this strange death had roused ire rather than horror.
• My habitual mood of humiliation, self-doubt, forlorn depression, fell damp on the embers of my decaying ire.
• These Bear Creek fathers could not keep their ire at red heat.
• It was not possible for such as he to guess the ire with which his presence was secretly regarded.
• I have read, enjoyed, been interested, and after all, feel full as much ire and sorrow as gratitude and admiration.
• And then they dressed their shields, and came running together with great ire.
• He paraded his Musketeers before the Cardinal Armand Duplessis with an insolent air which made the gray moustache of his Eminence curl with ire.
• Then Sir Tristram was ware of him, and there he stooped aside, and with great ire he gat him by the arm, and pulled him down from his horse.
• Their protest against the practice of monopolies, instead of rousing her ire, brought from her a notably gracious promise to redress the grievances complained of.
• Her color changed through grief and ire From deadly pale to glowing fire.
• In the course of his argument the big man unwittingly made some remark that aroused the ire of his small adversary.
• That had been bitter and quick ire, because his grandson had seemed so blind to his own personal interests.

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