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iron-on
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i´ron-on`
a.1.Able to be attached (to clothing) by applying pressure and heat, as with a hand iron; - of cloth items specially made with a glue that is softened by heat; - used especially of patches to clothing or accessories to clothing, such as replacement pockets.


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