Lace | Mean of lace in English Dictionary

/ˈleɪs/

• Noun
• a cord or string used for tying or holding things together
• a very thin and light cloth made with patterns of holes
1. She wore lace on her wedding gown.
2. lace curtains/tablecloth
3. a white lace scarf
• Verb
• to pull a lace through the holes of (a shoe, boot, etc.)
1. She was lacing (up) her shoes.

• to be tied or fastened with a lace
1. a dress that laces in the back
• to add a small amount of a powerful substance (such as alcohol, a drug, or a poison) to (something, such as a drink)
1. Someone had laced the punch with brandy.
2. The pills had been laced with poison.
• to add something that gives flavor or interest to (something)
1. a sauce laced with garlic [=a sauce that has had garlic added to it]
2. conversation laced with sarcasm
3. Her reports were often laced with witty humor.