v. to provide with a paying job
We hired someone to cater the food for the party.
We hired someone to cater the food for the party.
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We hired a clown to entertain at the party.
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Who hired Jigsaw to hide twinkies?
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How old was Helen when Annie was hired to help her?
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We hired someone to remove the tree stumps.
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What was the name of the management company Michael hired after leaving University of NC?
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The company hired him because of his experience in aquaculture.
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Who hired Jacob to run the palace library?
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It snowballed and I was fortunate enough to get hired for a 1000 person event only 7 months after I started.
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The king hired cartographers to map his territory.
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We hired a subcontractor to finish our basement renovation.
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He hired a genealogist to trace his ancestry.
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A judge is hired to mete out justice.
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What happened after Gerald was hired by the radio station?
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What was the name of the man hired to teach Simon when he was nine?
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employ; retain; take on
fire; dismiss
1 syllables
hired
byard
fired
sired
tired
wired
acquired
admired
conspired
desired
inquired
inspired
rerequired
retired
rewired
transpired
unexpired
uninspired
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