tires

As a noun tides

is .

As a verb tires is

.

As verbs the difference between tires and tirest

is that tires is while tirest is (archaic) (tire).

As nouns the difference between tires and tiros

is that tires is plural of lang=en while tiros is plural of tiro.

As a verb tires

is third-person singular of tire.

As verbs the difference between tires and tiles

is that tires is while tiles is (tile).

As a noun tiles is

.

As nouns the difference between tigres and tires

is that tigres is plural of lang=en while tires is plural of lang=en.

As a verb tires is

third-person singular of tire.

As nouns the difference between wires and tires

is that wires is plural of lang=en|wire while tires is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between wires and tires

is that wires is third-person singular of wire while tires is third-person singular of tire.

As nouns the difference between tires and fires

is that tires is plural of lang=en while fires is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between tires and fires

is that tires is third-person singular of tire while fires is third-person singular of fire.

As verbs the difference between aires and tires

is that aires is while tires is .

As verbs the difference between twires and tires

is that twires is third-person singular of twire while tires is third-person singular of tire.

As nouns the difference between twires and tires

is that twires is plural of lang=en while tires is plural of lang=en.

Tiers is a anagram of tires.

As nouns the difference between tires and tiers

is that tires is plural of lang=en while tiers is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between tires and tiers

is that tires is third-person singular of tire while tiers is third-person singular of tier.