Assuming you mean ironing as in laundry, that would be either a presser or a laundress.
It means you are thinking about him
Yes, ironing does have a suffix. Ironing's suffix is -ing.
By the mother ironing, she is trying to smooth out the "wrinkles" that occurred while she was raising her daughter. Or, in other words, the mistakes she made. At the end of the story, her daughter tells her to stop ironing and get going. The mother needs to stop going over the mistakes of the past and move forward.
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Yes you do like cleaning and ironing.
metallic ironing boards hold or reflect heat so by having a metallic base under your ironing allows you to iron both sides of the material at once. making ironing easier.
It means, "I'm ironing/straightening/flattening my hair."
Most ironing boards are vented. If you do not have a cover on them, the outline of the vent holes will be pressed into your garment.
I Stand Here Ironing was created in 1961.
Elijah McCoy invented the ironing board. Sarah Boone patented an improvement to the ironing board in 1887.