tirˈing noun

tire³ /tīr/ (archaic)

1. Equipment, furniture (Shakespeare)
2. Attire, apparel
3. A headdress
4. A pinafore (US)

1. To attire
2. To dress (eg the head)

tirˈing noun

tireˈ-valˈiant noun (Shakespeare)

A kind of fanciful headdress

tireˈ-woman noun

A lady's-maid

tirˈing-glass noun

A mirror

tirˈing-house or tirˈing-room noun

A theatre dressing-room

tirˈing-woman noun

A tire-woman

tire⁶ /tīr/ (Shakespeare)

1. To tear and tug or feed greedily, like a bird of prey
2. To be intent, occupy oneself, feed one's thoughts or desires

tirˈing noun

(in falconry) a bony or tough portion of meat given to a bird to pull at for exercise