Spīr'y, a.

a. [From spire.]

1. Of a spiral form; wreathed; curled. “Hid in the spīry volumes of the snake.” Dryden.
2. Having the form of a pyramid; pyramidal; lofty and tapering like a spire; as, spīry turrets.

So the pine, From Taurus hewn, mature in spīry pride . . . Is seen to rise. Glover. 3. Furnished or abounding with spires. “Spīry towns.” Thomson.