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tier (TEER), (noun)
Two or more rows of something arranged in an ascending order: "We sat on the second tier of chairs in the auditorium to watch the concert."
tier (TEER), (verb)
To arrange objects in rows of ascending order: "The shop keeper planned to tier the bottles of olive oil according to size of the bottle."
tire (TIGHR) (verb)
To become worn out or at a loss of energy: "I am sure that swimming will tire me out before I quit and go home."
tire (TIGHR) (noun)
The hoop of rubber and fabric that covers the air filled rubber inner tube which is part of the wheel structure for a vehicle: "We had a flat tire because I accidentally drove over a nail in the roadway."
Tyre (TIGHR) (noun)
A port in southern Lebanon on the Mediterranean Sea which figures heavily in ancient Phoenician history: "Fabulous wealth in silk and other fabrics passed through the Phoenician port of Tyre according to ancient history."

Searching the library for the history of Tyre really will tire me out because I have to climb the ladder to explore the tier of books.