wyre

Speech parts

1. wyre - Noun

2. Wyre - Proper noun

Meaning

wyre (plural wyres)

Obsolete spelling of wire

A river in Lancashire, England, which flows into the Irish Sea at Fleetwood.

A local government district with borough status in Lancashire, which is named after the river.

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Examples

A children’s charity is celebrating after expanding its regional branch beyond Blackpool, Wyre and Fylde to help youngsters across Lancashire. Source: Internet

Around 50 queens and retinues from Wyre towns and villages descended upon Calder Vale for its annual Children’s Festival. Source: Internet

A parish or town council, properly planned and established, would give local residents that extra power needed to keep Wyre in check. Source: Internet

Explaining the genesis of the book, ‘Joe’ said: “As a retired civil engineer specialising in water engineering, I have always been intrigued by the former industries which the Rivers Calder and Wyre supported in the village. Source: Internet

Mohan admitted four offences brought by Wyre Council under Health and Safety laws. Source: Internet

Coun Rob Fail, leader of Wyre Labour group, also did not want to comment on any of the issues. Source: Internet

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