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Lace
Lace
n.
That
which
binds
or
holds
,
especially
by
being
interwoven
; a
string
,
cord
, or
band
,
usually
one
passing
through
eyelet
or
other
holes
,
and
used
in
drawing
and
holding
together
parts
of a
garment
, of a
shoe
, of a
machine
belt
,
etc
.
Lace
n.
A
snare
or
gin
,
especially
one
made
of
interwoven
cords
; a
net
.
Lace
n.
A
fabric
of
fine
threads
of
linen
,
silk
,
cotton
,
etc
.,
often
ornamented
with
figures
; a
delicate
tissue
of
thread
,
much
worn
as an
ornament
of
dress
.
Lace
n.
Spirits
added
to
coffee
or
some
other
beverage
.
Lace
v. t.
To
fasten
with
a
lace
; to
draw
together
with
a
lace
passed
through
eyelet
holes
; to
unite
with
a
lace
or
laces
, or,
figuratively
.
with
anything
resembling
laces
.
Lace
v. t.
To
adorn
with
narrow
strips
or
braids
of
some
decorative
material
; as,
cloth
laced
with
silver
.
Lace
v. t.
To
beat
; to
lash
; to
make
stripes
on.
Lace
v. t.
To
add
spirits
to (a
beverage
).
Lace
v. i.
To be
fastened
with
a
lace
, or
laces
; as,
these
boots
lace
.
Lace
v. t.
To
twine
or
draw
as a
lace
; to
interlace
; to
intertwine
.
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