to lace
29
7.7
- verb
- /leɪs/
- NSFW
- It appears that his cup was laced with barbital.
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Watch on YouTubeIce latte laced with stuff that gives you hay fever.
- Ice latte laced with stuff that gives you hay fever.
- But he drank juice that was in his refrigerator and the juice was laced with methadone.
- In fact, they're taking measures now to prevent people from using cocaine that's laced with fentanyl.
- And so he mixed these tubs of a punch and they were laced with, with cyanide.
- I have I've never found any like positive evidence that it is getting laced with weed.
- Even a few words laced with anger can hurt for years or break a relationship.
- Did you know that the glass of water you drank this morning may have been laced with a toxic cocktail of what's known as forever chemicals?
- One was filled with laced with cocaine and the other one was regular water.
- It's got addicted to the water laced with drugs and eventually drank the that water until it died, right.
- And they will do huge fucking batches of, of fentanyl laced like paste that they will turn into pills, press into pills later.
Examples
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The cannabis-laced butter chocolate is added along with plenty of honey to bind together all the ingredients.
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Many of the street drugs are laced with fentanyl, adding to the rising overdose rate.
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A drink laced with laudanum.
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Two of these young users reported that they tried to smoke marijuana laced with crushed pharmaceutical opioids.
Academic text (2006) -
And so he mixed these tubs of a punch and they were laced with, with cyanide.
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As we suspected, it was laced with a narcotic that induces sleep.
Fiction book (1991) -
But he drank juice that was in his refrigerator and the juice was laced with methadone.
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For years, Marcus Aurelius drank a cup of opium laced wine each night to help himself sleep.
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Did you know that the glass of water you drank this morning may have been laced with a toxic cocktail of what's known as forever chemicals?
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The bartender laced the cocktail with a splash of absinthe for added flavor.
Synonyms
31
7.2
To put alcohol into a drink secretly
9
7.0
To add alcohol to food or give people alcoholic drinks
4
8.0
Put alcohol into a drink like punch without telling people
1
5.3
To add a strong clear alcohol to a drink or recipe for more flavor
1
7.4
Add alcohol to a drink to make it stronger
Antonyms
Phrasal Verbs
1
6.8
To fasten clothes very tightly by pulling their strings to shape or support the body
Compounds
2
8.4
A wild plant with many thin leaves and groups of small white flowers like a carrot that grows in fields
- Specialized
1
9.1
A handmade decorative cloth made by twisting thread wound on small wooden spools around pins on a pillow
1
9.1
A fine handmade cloth from Brussels with small open patterns and a raised design
- Archaic
1
9.1
Delicate cloth made by sewing with small needle stitches on a paper pattern
1
8.1
A small insect with a thin net pattern on its wings and body that feeds on plant leaves
- Specialized
1
9.9
Decorative cloth made by twisting and braiding thread on a cushion marked with pins
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9.9
A small bush from the Canary Islands with white flowers and silvery leaves and hairy stems
- Specialized
1
9.9
A fine handmade lace with small flower patterns from Valenciennes in France
A low plant from Central America that grows along the ground and has frilly white flowers
How Strong
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lace meaning to add alcohol to a drink is easy to remember with a small image: think of adding a 'thread' of strong taste through the drink. A helpful way to remember this is that it uses the same idea of adding a little 'string' or extra that changes the whole drink.