ironed
/ˈaɪərnd/
adjective
- Having been pressed with an iron to remove wrinkles.
- He wore a neatly ironed suit to the wedding.
- She folded the ironed laundry and put it away.
- The ironed curtains hung perfectly straight.
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verb
- Past tense of iron: to press clothes or fabric with a heated tool to remove wrinkles.
- They ironed all the napkins to make them look crisp.
- She ironed her shirt before the job interview.
- He ironed the tablecloth for the dinner party.
- Past tense of iron (figurative): to resolve or smooth out problems or difficulties.
- We ironed our disagreements during a long meeting.
- The team ironed out the last few bugs in the software before launch.
- She ironed the issues with the contract before signing.