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In New Zealand, "tierd" is a colloquial term that often refers to something being tired or worn out, particularly in an informal context. It's commonly used in conversation to describe feeling fatigued or exhausted, similar to its use in other English-speaking countries. The spelling "tierd" may be a playful or regional variation, but it generally conveys the same meaning.
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Where does Ice berg lettuce come from?
australia, newzealnd
What is the meaning tierd in french?
did you mean tired? that translates 'fatigué(e)' in French.
Are most moms mean?
Not really. Some moms might be mean because they are tierd. Some moms are mean because their children are misbehave.
What planes fly to Rarotonga?
Air Newzealnd and Virgin Airlines , Pacific Blue
Differ between England and newzealand?
England belongs to Europe and Newzealnd belongs to Australia/Pacific
Which are the 2 main countries of world war 2?
NewZealnd and Australia were the main countries that were involved
What if your husband sleeps 12 hours a night and is still tierd the next day is still tierd?
Maybe, he could be emotionally/mentally tired, not just physically.
Why is your cat asleep?
Tierd from all their running around.
How fast do muscles get tired. A science project?
when you get tierd
If you have a horse do you have to ride it everyday?
no they get tierd
What is a sentence for the word akimbo?
She was in akimbo position because she was very tierd.
Why do dolphins beach them selves?
because they are tierd of having a bad life
