lace
/leɪs/Definitions
1. noun
a pattern of cord or thread used to ornament or decorate something, typically by sewing it onto fabric
“The designer used intricate lace to create the wedding veil.”
2. verb
to decorate or ornament something with lace or a similar pattern
“The seamstress laced the hem of the dress with delicate white thread.”
3. verb
to tie or fasten something with a lace or cord
“She laced up her boots for the hike.”
4. verb
to separate or part something, typically with the fingers
“He laced his fingers together and concentrated.”
5. verb
to make something less intense or severe
“The rain helped to lace the parched earth.”