sadiron Synonyms
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sadiron Meaning
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sadiron (n.)
An iron for smoothing clothes; a flatiron.
sadiron Sentence Examples
- The old sadiron rested on the ironing board, its heavy metal body promising a crisp crease.
- Grandma used to heat the sadiron on the wood-burning stove, creating a cozy scent that filled the air.
- The sadiron's smooth soleplate glided effortlessly over the fabric, leaving behind a wrinkle-free finish.
- The weight of the sadiron provided the perfect pressure for pressing collars and cuffs.
- I could hear the faint sizzle as the sadiron touched the damp cloth, releasing a cloud of steam.
- The sadiron's cord snaked across the room, providing a reminder of the electricity it consumed.
- I carefully stored the sadiron in its wooden box, protectively wrapped in a layer of flannel.
- The sadiron had become an antique, a relic of a bygone era when ironing was a more labor-intensive task.
- The sadiron's nostalgic design evoked memories of my childhood, when I would watch my grandmother iron our school uniforms.
- Despite its age, the sadiron still possessed a certain charm, reminding me of the days when craftsmanship and simplicity prevailed.
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An iron for smoothing clothes; a flatiron.
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The old sadiron rested on the ironing board, its heavy metal body promising a crisp crease.
Grandma used to heat the sadiron on the wood-burning stove, creating a cozy scent that filled the air.
The sadiron's smooth soleplate glided effortlessly over the fabric, leaving behind a wrinkle-free finish.
The weight of the sadiron provided the perfect pressure for pressing collars and cuffs.
