Tires is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TIRES in dictionary:

VERB:
• TIRE, to grow tired
• feel or cause to feel in need of rest or sleep
• lose interest in; become bored with
• exhaust the patience or interest of; bore

Words related to TIRES

tire4 tired6 tiring7

How to use TIRES in a sentence

• As he did so a revolver shot rang out and one of the front tires, pierced by the bullet, ripped itself nearly in two as it crumpled up.
• Usually the surface of the sand is slightly firmer and the large automobile tires ride on it fairly well.
• The tires jerked and the plane slowed with a rush of engines.
• If he tires of her it is easy enough to get rid of her or to make her a drudge pure and simple, while her successor enjoys his caresses.
• A Deputy Superintendent of Police never tires of this tale.
• Doppelbrau had examined the state of his tires and had at last shut the garage door.
• Rifles and revolvers are made in limited number from the iron tires of the numerous wagons in which goods are brought into the Valley.
• He had scarcely gotten it turned round when one of his front tires blew out.
• Gas, however, was not to be had at all places where it would be necessary to change tires, and the item of cost was considerable.
• We owe the snug fit of metal tires and bands to the expansion and contraction resulting from heating and cooling.
• The wagon wheels were almost as tall as he was, and the tires were four inches wide.
• A merry heart goes all the day, Your sad tires in a mile-a.
• I close the learned treatise, which tires my brain and dries up my heart, and I turn to the Sacred Scriptures.
• There is no sense in a fellow sending so fast, because nothing is made by it and it tires every one completely out.
• The fact that one set of tires wore out so soon does not prove a rule.
• But when once the tires caught the car-tracks Silver knew what to expect.
• I think he contemplated making a run for it then and getting away, but Tish observed that she would shoot into the rear tires if he did so.
• But I am not so certain as to the mental processes which permitted her calmly to take three spare tires from other cars and to throw them into the ambulance.
• You cannot go about Paris to give lessons for it tires you, and then you are not fit to do anything afterwards, and somebody must sit up of a night with M.
• I pay these men one hundred and twenty-five dollars each a month, and the garage bill is usually two hundred and fifty more, not counting tires.
• He made sure that no car there had the kind of tires he sought, so he asked if Miera and his machine had showed up there that day, and left as soon as the man said no.
• After that he lost them where they had been blotted out by the broad tires of a truck.
• So now you know why we took the tires off your automobile.
• When a man has only two badly chewed tires, and four wheels, argument is superfluous.
• Even your nature-loving rovers oddly keep pretty much to the beaten trails of other nature lovers, where gas stations and new tires may be found at regular intervals.
• He tires of the severity of his life, and likes a snug corner where he can relate the story of his finding Flax-Flower, whom he still loves very tenderly.
• I do not like to sew, because it tires me to sit still.

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