| IRONBARKS | • ironbarks n. Plural of ironbark. • IRONBARK n. a species of Australian eucalyptus, also IRONWOOD. |
| IRONBOUND | • ironbound adj. Bound with iron, ironclad. • ironbound adj. (Figurative) Rugged. • ironbound adj. (Figurative) Rigid, unyielding. |
| IRONCLADS | • ironclads n. Plural of ironclad. • IRONCLAD n. an armored warship. |
| IRONISING | • ironising v. Present participle of ironise. • IRONISE v. to satirize with irony, also IRONIZE. |
| IRONIZING | • ironizing v. Present participle of ironize. • IRONIZE v. to satirize with irony, also IRONISE. |
| IRONSIDES | • ironsides n. Plural of ironside. • Ironsides n. Plural of Ironside. • IRONSIDE n. a man of great strength. |
| IRONSMITH | • ironsmith n. A blacksmith (who makes articles from iron). • ironsmith n. An East Indian barbet (Psilopogon faber) whose note resembles the sounds made by a smith. • IRONSMITH n. a worker in iron. |
| IRONSTONE | • ironstone n. Any ore of iron which is impure through the admixture of silica or clay. • ironstone n. A type of vitreous pottery similar to stoneware. • IRONSTONE n. a hard, earthy ore of iron. |
| IRONWARES | • ironwares n. Plural of ironware. • IRONWARE n. articles made of iron. |
| IRONWEEDS | • ironweeds n. Plural of ironweed. • IRONWEED n. a tall weed with purplish flowers. |
| IRONWOMAN | • ironwoman n. An extremely tough and strong female athlete. • IRONWOMAN n. a woman who takes part in extended triathlons. |
| IRONWOMEN | • ironwomen n. Plural of ironwoman. • IRONWOMAN n. a woman who takes part in extended triathlons. |
| IRONWOODS | • ironwoods n. Plural of ironwood. • IRONWOOD n. a species of Australian eucalyptus, also IRONBARK. |
| IRONWORKS | • ironworks n. Plural of ironwork. • ironworks n. A factory in which iron is manufactured or iron goods are made. • IRONWORK n. objects made of iron. |