starched

UK
/stɑːtʃt/
US
/stɑrtʃt/

Translations

starchedadjective
more starched
Comp.
most starched
Super.
UK
/stɑːtʃt/
US
/stɑrtʃt/
He wore a starched white shirt to the meeting.
Он надел накрахмаленную белую рубашку на встречу.
starchverb

starched

Past Simple

starched
Past Simple
starched
Past Participle
starching
Gerund
UK
/stɑːtʃ/
US
/stɑrtʃ/
She decided to starch the collars of the shirts.
Она решила крахмалить воротники рубашек.
Additional translations

Definitions

starchedadjective
Stiffened with starch, often used to describe fabric that has been treated to become crisp and firm.
He wore a starched white shirt to the formal event.
Figuratively, very stiff, formal, or prim in manner or style.
The new intern maintained a starched demeanor throughout the meeting.
starchverb
To stiffen fabric or clothing with starch.
She decided to starch the collars of her husband's shirts to give them a crisp look.
(slang) To knock someone unconscious or defeat decisively.
The challenger was starched by a devastating uppercut in the third round.