Associations to the word «Pressed»
Noun
- Button
- Lip
- Sup
- Vinyl
- Fingertip
- Buttons
- Forehead
- Pane
- Cornice
- Accelerator
- Throbbing
- Thumb
- Pellet
- Intercom
- Thigh
- Breast
- Throng
- Finger
- Forefinger
- Palm
- Lever
- Knuckle
- Muzzle
- Chest
- Buttock
- Handkerchief
- Sob
- Juice
- Bosom
- Cider
- Caress
- Ceiling
- Trigger
- Ex
- Bulkhead
- Cheek
- Slack
- Mold
- Pillow
- Tight
- Aching
- Mould
- Eyelid
- Dough
- Forearm
- Brow
- Sobbing
- Grape
- Hand
- Trembling
- Fist
- Binder
- Wafer
- Nipple
- Stud
- Belly
- Elbow
- Softness
- Steel
- Groin
- Nose
Adjective
Wiktionary
PRESSED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of press
PRESSED, verb. Contraction of impressed
PRESSED, adjective. Under strain or deprivation.
PRESSED FOR TIME, adjective. (idiomatic) in a hurry, without spare time.
Dictionary definition
PRESSED, adjective. Compacted by ironing.
Wise words
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