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Bookmark or Share- SIRED | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionaryverb [ T ] uk / saɪə r/ us / saɪr / to become the male parent of an animal or the father of a child: The foal was sired by a cup-winning racehorse. old use or humorous At the age of 70, he married a much younger woman and went on to sire two more children. Synonyms. beget old use. father. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases.
- SIRED | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionarysire. verb [ T ] uk / saɪə r/ us / saɪr /. to become the male parent of an animal or the father of a child: The foal was sired by a cup-winning racehorse. old use or humorous At the age of 70, he married a much younger woman and went on to sire two more children. Synonyms. beget old use.
- Sire Definition & Meaning | Britannica Dictionary1. [noncount] — used formerly to address a man of rank or authority (such as a king or lord) Your horses are ready, sire. [= my lord] 2. [count] technical : a male parent of some animals (such as dogs and horses) the foal's sire. — compare 3 dam. 2 sire / ˈ sajɚ/ verb. sires; sired; siring. Britannica Dictionary definition of SIRE. [+ object] 1.
- SIRE | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionaryus / saɪr / uk / saɪə r/. to become the male parent of an animal or the father of a child: The foal was sired by a cup-winning racehorse. old use or humorous At the age of 70, he married a much younger woman and went on to sire two more children. Synonyms.
- Sire Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Websternoun. ˈsī (-ə)r. Synonyms of sire. 1. a. : father. b. archaic : male ancestor : forefather. c. : author, originator. 2. archaic : a man of rank or authority. especially : lord used formerly as a form of address and as a title. b. obsolete : an elderly man : senior. 3. : the male parent of an animal and especially of a domestic animal. sire. 2 of 2.
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