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sigher (SIGHR) (noun)
An individual who tends to breathe deeply and heavily: "She always sounded like a sigher because it was difficult for her to breathe easily."
sire (SIGHR) (noun)
1. The male parent of a domestic animal: "Black Diamond was the sire of the famous racehorse."
2. A form of address used to refer to a man of authority: "When the butler spoke to the landowner, he referred to him as 'sire' as a form of respect."
sire (SIGHR) (verb)
To breed or to parent a domestic animal: "We want our horse to sire at least one colt before he is sold."

The sire of the farmer's favorite calf was ill. He said that the animal seemed to be a sigher because of a lung infection which could be cured.

sire (s) (noun), sires (pl)
1. An archaic term showing a respectful form of address for a king or lord: The squire pledged, "Sire, I give you my loyalty".
2. Another archaic reference to a male ancestor or a forefather: The sire of the present king was a well-known military leader.
This entry is located in the following unit: sen-, sene-, seni-, sir- (page 3)
sire (verb), sires; sired; siring
Becoming the male parent of an offspring, typically in reference to breeding of exceptional livestock, horses, bulls, etc.: The famous horse sired several generations of exceptional race horses.
This entry is located in the following unit: sen-, sene-, seni-, sir- (page 3)
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sire
The male parent of a dog.
This entry is located in the following unit: Dog or Canine Terms + (page 10)