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lace(1)(dictionary)
lace(encyclopedia)
Lace(medicine)
lace(2)(dictionary)
Black Lace(dictionary)
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tawdry lace(dictionary)
lace 1, noun(dictionary)

lace 2, verb (oh)



2 v [T]
also lace up
to fasten something by tying a lace
-synonym tie tie
::Lace up your shoes or you'll trip over.
lace sth to sth
::The canvas was laced to a steel frame.
to add a small amount of alcohol or a drug to a drink
lace sth with sth
::coffee laced with Irish whiskey
written to weave or twist several things together
lace sth together
::Hannah laced her fingers together.
lace with [lace sth with sth] phr v to include something all through something you write or say
::He laces his narrative with a great deal of irrelevant information.
be laced with sth
written to have some of a quality
::Iris's voice was heavily laced with irony.