unironed

The clothes he came back wearing were clean, but unironed.

One child's pinafore was still unironed; the rest were folded, finished.

That little wrinkle is thus far left unironed.

His blue workshirt was unsoiled, if also unironed.

My shirts will go unironed, my tie will be perpetually awry.

She ransacked the wardrobe which was bursting with piles of unwashed clothes and unironed shirts.

She wore grubby jeans, torn at the knees, and an unironed acrylic sweater which had seen better days.

Ratner draws the line at unironed shirts - "They're really appalling" - and several other men mentioned denim.

There was a mountain of unironed clothes and there was Lauren, the fashion student, focused on her folding.

Whether it's wearing unironed shirts or feasting on swampy entrails, men really are savages, aren't they?

Her frock was unironed.

To me, a Thom Browne shirt has the right balance, because it's unironed yet custom-made."

'iSf When he had gone she grabbed a torn sheet from a stack of unironed linen and flung it over the birdcage.

I realized that his pants were so completely unironed that his legs were as round as stovepipes-only baggy; he had lost weight in Vienna.

My dressing-gown flapped against my legs as I moved around tidying, putting dirty mugs into the dishwasher, folding unironed laundry into a pile.

She looked like kids I'd seen before, the real goods, faded Levi jacket and pants, faded and unironed denim shirt, hair pulled back tight in a pigtail like an eighteenth-century British sailor.

There's Joel Stein, Time's nerdy humor boy, in a black corduroy Tommy Hilfiger suit, and Kurt Andersen, the unironed magazine veteran and co-founder of Inside.com, in Armani, among other working journalists.

His hallmarks were the quick smile, a fierce pacifism, and difficulty dressing himself: unironed shirttail hanging out, belt not threaded through one of the loops, wide brown tie knotted in the yet-to-catch-on style with the thin length in back hanging longer.

His stories about these couples - one gives the film its title; the other is called "Adultery" - are so specific he mentions "news about Nixon and the war," but those details aren't the point any more than Terry's piles of unironed laundry are.

This pack, led by Bill Cosby, Erma Bombeck and Barbara Klaus, has accused us of everything from treating our mothers like chambermaids to joining radical political cults that will lead us to nowhere but a life of misery, despair and unironed clothing.

And yet here sits Mr. LaBute, a Mormon convert, father of two, who lives in a pleasant suburb north of Chicago, a big teddy bear of a man in an unironed shirt over a T-shirt, politely answering questions in a midtown restaurant.

Merton's clothes on this show had by now reached previously unfathomed depths: shrunk, unironed Magic Roundabout T-shirts and lumberjack shirts without washing instructions (on the one occasion Merton wore a smart suit, he stopped the show mid-way through and exclaimed: 'Isn't anyone going to ask me why I'm looking so smart today?').