1. third-person singular present tense of 'iron': to press clothes or fabric with a hot iron to remove wrinkles
2. third-person singular present tense of 'iron': to smooth out or resolve difficulties or disagreements
Usage: usually followed by 'out'

Examples

• She irones her shirts every Sunday morning.
• He irones out the wrinkles in his pants before work.
• The team irones out their strategy before the big game.
• My mother irones all the family's clothes.
• They need to iron out their differences before the meeting.
• She carefully irones the delicate fabric.
• He irones out the details of the contract.