The meaning of SIRE is father. How to use sire in a sentence.

Females can raise only a single offspring every two to three years, but males can sire many.

SIRE meaning: 1 : used formerly to address a man of rank or authority (such as a king or lord); 2 : a male parent of some animals (such as dogs and horses)

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Definition of sire noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

sire /saɪr/ n., v., sired, sir•ing. n. [proper noun] a respectful term of address, used to a king. [countable] the male parent of a four-legged animal. v. [~ + object] to father (offspring); beget: He had sired two …

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A sire is an animal's father. A newborn foal might look very much like his sire, with a white stripe on his brown face. Every once in a while, the word sire is used for a human — your dad is your sire — but …

To be the male individual or gamete producing an animal's offspring or a plant's seed through sexual reproduction. The boar that sired the litter; pollen grains siring seeds. He was the sire of, among …

When a male animal, especially a horse, sires a young animal, he makes a female pregnant so that she gives birth to it. Comet also sired the champion foal out of Spinway Harvest. [VERB noun] If a man …