lace
Pronunciation: [leɪs]
Word
Context: "clothing"
(noun) lace is a delicate material made of threads that are twisted together in a pretty pattern. It is often used to decorate clothes or to make them look fancy.
Example
She wore a beautiful dress decorated with white lace.
Example
His shirt had no lace; it was completely plain.
Example
Do you think lace is a nice addition to a wedding dress?
Context: "fastening"
(verb) to lace means to tie something with a lace or string, like when you tie your shoes. It's how you keep things snug and secure.
Example
I lace up my sneakers every morning before I go running.
Example
He forgot to lace his boots, so they kept coming loose.
Example
Can you help me lace my shoes?
Context: "food"
(noun) in cooking, a lace is a thin layer of sauce or icing that is drizzled on food or desserts. It can make things look nice and add flavor.
Example
She finished the cake with a lace of chocolate syrup on top.
Example
There was no lace on the cupcake; it looked very plain.
Example
What kind of lace would you like on your dessert?
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