sb. (a.) Obs. [app. f. TIRE v.1 + -LING: cf. hireling, shaveling.] A tired person or animal: in quots. attrib. or as adj.: cf. hireling priest, etc.
1590. Spenser, F. Q., III. i. 17. His tyreling iade he fiercely forth did push. Ibid. (1596), VI. vii. 40.
1599. Bp. Hall, Sat., IV. iii. 57. Whiles like a tireling jade he lags half-way.
1613. J. Dennys, Secr. Angling, I. ix. Neither of Mare nor Gelding let it be; Nor of the tyreling lade that beares the packe.
