Well, though I'm a bit tir'd, I don't care if I do.

And when the senses are disturb'd and tir'd

The foe oft-times having the foe in sight, Is tir'd with standing though he never fight.

When a girl pleases she never feels tir'd-

There was a 'tir rapide' over our heads.

Had the passion-flower died;-myheart is tir'd

We had seen the rockets sent up, requesting a "tir de barrage" (curtain of fire).

They amuse themselves too in summer with the "tir de l'arc" in common with all the Swiss Cantons.

He brought a commission to supersede Mr. Hamilton, who, tir'd with the disputes his proprietary instructions subjected him to, had resign'd.

My word, the man who stands fast under a 'tir rapide,' be he Boche, French or British, is a man of mettle!

The winding road lay straight ahead, and just at the end of the village street, the Germans had established a tir de barrage.

Fighting proceeded in La Tir in stages of ferocity and blank silence.

They exist among the Tir in the north, so why not here?

I understand that you somehow got it for him in Tir-na Nog'th.

Faerie, the Otherworld, Anwnn, Tir na Nog-ithas a lot of names.

Tir sank beside her, putting his arms around her, holding her close.