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Iron (disambiguation)
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Look up iron in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Iron can refer to:
- Iron, the chemical element
- Iron (metaphor)
- Ironing (metalworking), a manufacturing process used in the production of aluminum cans
- Iron in mythology
- Iron Cross, German Military Decoration
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- Iron, Aisne, a commune in northern France of the Aisne département
- Iron County, a county in several US states
- Iron, a type of golf club
- Iron or clothes iron or smoothing iron, a device with a flat soleplate usually heated by an electric heating element, used for ironing (pressing) clothing
- Curling iron, a device used to curl hair
- Flat iron, a device used to straighten hair (also an old word for a clothes iron)
- Soldering iron, a device used to melt solder
- A hand plane's cutting blade, a tool used in woodworking
- "The Iron", the nickname of the Scunthorpe United, a football team in Scunthorpe, England
- "The Irons", a nickname for the FA Premier League football club West Ham United
- Iron (Ensiferum), an album by Ensiferum
- Iron (play), a play by Rona Munro
- Brandon Iron, a Canadian actor
- Jeremy Irons, an English actor
- Irones, fragrance compounds in the essential oil of the Iris plant
- Iron (dialect), a dialect of the Ossetian language
- Iron, the translation of the name of a Surah in the Qur'an.
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