well-pressed

Mehlman, a man seemingly born in a well-pressed suit, basked in the victory, relaxed in a flannel shirt.

Then I saw big lion tracks in the dust and even a well pressed imprint of a lion's body where he had rolled or lain.

After being washed in water, somewhat more than lukewarm, the wool should be well pressed, and carefully dried.

These latter once well pressed yield all—apples must be pressed to six and even seven times.

A suit or skirt which is kept well pressed has a neater appearance and keeps its shape for a longer time.

The whole is well pressed in the copying-press until the die has sufficiently entered into the leather.