How Do You Spell IRONED?

Pronunciation: [ˈa͡ɪ͡ənd] (IPA)

The word "ironed" is commonly spelled with three letters 'i', 'r' and 'n', followed by an 'e' and a 'd'. In the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), the word 'ironed' is transcribed as /aɪənd/, where the stressed syllable is 'i-' and the unstressed syllable is '-roned'. This transcription represents the pronunciation of the word with two vowels, 'i' and 'e', pronounced together as a diphthong. The correct spelling of this word is important as it helps in accurate communication and avoids confusion.

IRONED Meaning and Definition

1. "Ironed" is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "iron." The verb "iron" refers to the act of using a flat, heated metal tool called an iron to remove wrinkles and creases from fabric or clothing.

   When an item of clothing or fabric has been "ironed," it means that it has been smoothed and made wrinkle-free using an iron. To iron is to apply heat and downward pressure with the iron, running it over the surface of the fabric to remove any folds, creases, or wrinkles that may have formed during washing or storing.

   Ironing is a common household chore, done to maintain the appearance and neatness of clothing and other textile items. It is particularly important for formal or professional attire, as well as for fabrics that tend to wrinkle easily, such as cotton or linen.

   The process of ironing involves adjusting the temperature setting on the iron based on the type of fabric being ironed to avoid damaging the material. Ironing can also involve using steam or water to create moisture that aids in the smoothing process.

   Overall, to say that something has been "ironed" means that it has undergone the process of having its wrinkles and creases removed with a heated iron, resulting in a smooth and tidy appearance.

Common Misspellings for IRONED

• igroned
• aronnd
• adroned
• groned
• runed
• igorned
• araned
• girened
• arond
• ironoy
• uponed
• arouned
• wrond
• proned
• erosed
• ironi
• erned
• inored
• aroied
• broned
• froned
• unironed
• innned
• Irysed
• ironeer
• Ironar
• ironmn
• idonea
• jirone
• ierone
• iponee
• iCONET
• shroned
• aronied
• isoneof
• Ifocez
• Piyoned
• Iroated
• bruoned
• Groneid
• Aironef
• rroled
• Irofree
• Iriged
• Iornbek

Etymology of IRONED

The word "ironed" is derived from the Old English word "īren" meaning "made of iron". This Old English word is a cognate of the Old High German word "īsarn" and the Old Norse word "járn", all ultimately coming from the Proto-Germanic word "*īsarną". This Proto-Germanic word is believed to originate from the Proto-Indo-European root "*īso-" meaning "metal". Over time, the word "iron" came to be associated with the act of smoothing or pressing clothes with a flat object made of iron, which led to the development of the verb "to iron" and the past participle "ironed".

Idioms with the word IRONED

• get the kinks (ironed) out The idiom "get the kinks (ironed) out" means to resolve or fix any issues, problems, or hitches in order to make something function smoothly or efficiently. It is often used to describe the process of making adjustments or correcting flaws to improve a system, plan, or project. The phrase draws from the concept of ironing out wrinkles or bends in fabric, symbolizing the act of removing any obstacles or imperfections in a particular situation.

Similar spelling words for IRONED

• Frowned,
• pruned,
• eroded,
• ironwood,
• irons,
• iron out,
• drowned,
• crowned,
• irenidae,
• around,
• irony,
• Atoned,
• frond,
• Droned,
• Groaned,
• irontree,
• iron,
• ironweed,
• browned.

Conjugate verb Ironed

CONDITIONAL

I would iron

we would iron

you would iron

he/she/it would iron

they would iron

FUTURE

I will iron

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FUTURE PERFECT

I will have ironed

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PAST

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PAST PERFECT

I had ironed

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PRESENT

I iron

we iron

you iron

he/she/it irons

they iron

PRESENT PERFECT

I have ironed

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you have ironed

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they have ironed

I am ironing

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