tire heater (tirhe ter)

A form of furnace for heating a tire to cause it to expand, in order that it may be fitted over the rim of a wheel. tirele 1 (tīr'les), a. [ in formation to ceasele , exhaustle , relentle , etc., and long in every-day use, though omitted from dictionaries.] He [the gaucho] was courageous and cruel, active and tirele , never more at ease than when on the wildest horse. Harper's Mag., LXXXII. 866. tirele 2 (tir'les), a. [ She [Queen Victoria] does not go to the theatre, leaving that branch of the public duty of a sovereign to the Prince of Wales, who tirele ly pursues it. New York Tribune , March 22, 1891. tirele ne (tir'les-nes), n. The property or character of being tirele ; indefatigability. tirelingt (tīr'ling), a . [Early mod. E. also tyre ling ; tire1 + -ling1 .] Tired; fatigued; fagged. His tyreling Jade he fiersly forth did push Through thicke and thin, both over banck and bush. Spenser, F. Q., III. i. 17.