Irony, is that what you call the look of something once it's been ironed?
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no.  that's why you are given a clothing allowance, to maintain what you were originally issued.
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Depends upon what kind of heat-treatment was given to the steel
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Tell the new t-shirt that you're going to scorch it with a hot iron -that should cause it to feel some distress...
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it's in the eye of the beholder
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dunno wat u r looking for, but 'isstre' in my language (kannada) means to iron clothes.
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i think it means iron-inside out.
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Do you mean "wrinkles?"
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It is hard to define irony, though I was taught that it occurs when something unexpected happens.  It is easier to see an example of an ironic sitution.  The best one I can think of is from Seinfeld.  George's girlfriend's father gives him a box of cigars.  George gives the cigars to Kramer.  Kramer smokes one of the cigars while he is visiting George's girlfriend's father's cabin with the rest of the gang.  The cigar starts a fire and burns down the cabin.  Ironically, the cabin was burned down with one of the very cigars that once belonged to the father.
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I admire your sense of irony.
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lol, i get the irony here...
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Irony: "The word _irony_ derives from the Greek _eironeia_, meaning 'feigned ignorance, dissembling.' In ancient Greek comedy, one of the stock characters, the _eiron_ ('a dissembler, one who says less than he thinks'), outwits other characters by deceiving them; he deliberately uses words that convey precisely the opposite meaning of his real thoughts, feelings, or intentions. The term is also commonly employed by critics to describe a situation in which the result of circumstances is the opposite of what might reasonably be expected. In most cases, irony involves a misunderstanding or a difference in understanding."
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Means to make something what it is not .to embellish.
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It's a hem that has been folded over twice before sewing.
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When iron turns to rust, the resulting rust is heavier than the original object.
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it could be a sign of iron deficiency
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wasn't me, but you really should get rid of it,\nNow that looks better!!!