Definition

Having a specific type or number of tires, often used to describe vehicles.

Example

The car was fitted with a new set of tyred wheels for better performance.

Conversation

Have you seen the new car with those tyred rims?

Yeah, they look so cool!

I wonder if they affect the car's performance.

I heard they do, especially with handling.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'tyred' comes from the Old English 'tire', which means to draw or pull. The term originally referred to the act of drawing or pulling a vehicle, and over time it evolved to refer to the outer covering of a wheel that provides traction.

Memory Tip

Think of 'tire' as something that 'pulls' or 'draws' a vehicle along the road, which helps you remember that 'tyred' refers to the outer covering of a wheel.

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