ironed
- adjective
- /ˈaɪərnd/
- It's literally perfectly ironed, pressed, put into packets.
In its UN ironed creased state and it's as thin as anything.
- In its UN ironed creased state and it's as thin as anything.
Examples
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But skinny jeans, probably Vans, a tail hanging out, flat ironed hair, a tie around your neck with a blazer that's colored Mike Wazowski phone case.
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In its UN ironed creased state and it's as thin as anything.
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There's nothing like a crisp white shirt, like nothing like a perfectly ironed or steamed T-shirt.
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Just that morning, I had chosen the underwear from a drawer, where it lay with the others: ironed, white, floral, and touched only by me and by Estella, who did our family's laundry.
Fiction book (1997) -
After washing, I always make sure my clothes are ironed before putting them away.
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She wore a beautifully ironed dress that looked crisp and elegant.
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The tablecloth was ironed to perfection, making the dining table look inviting.
Synonyms
Smooth and flat without lines or folds
Clothes are flat and smooth after ironing
Made smooth by ironing or pressing
Having a flat, even surface after ironing or rubbing
Smooth with no folds or wrinkles
It has no wrinkles and looks neat
Antonyms
How Smooth
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ironed comes from the name of the tool iron, a hot piece of metal used to press clothes. So ironed means 'pressed smooth' or without wrinkles.