1. To procure or lend the services or use of at a certain price, and for a certain term; to engage in immoral or illegal service for a reward.

2. The price paid for the temporary use of anything; recompense for personal service; wages; a bribe.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• hiire,
• hirs,
• hierd,
• gire,
• hosre,
• ehere,
• pire,
• herei,
• whire,
• hnry,
• hioe,
• hatre,
• herfe,
• hiper,
• thiere,
• herea,
• hwne,
• piru,
• vire,
• chiore

• fire,
• dire,
• hired,
• Hires,
• Lire,
• here,
• HIER,
• tire,
• hive,
• haire,
• hare,
• wire,
• hirer,
• hike,
• hide.

The adverb for the word "hire" is "hiringly".

The adjective form of the word "hire" is "hired".

The plural of the "hire" can be the "hires".

The singular of the "hire" can be the "hire".