laced
- adjective
- /leɪst/
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- But you're going to find that those pretty tones of gold that are kind of laced through this bronzer come out very nice on your skin.
Examples
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The dress was beautifully laced with intricate patterns of gold and silver thread.
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She admired the laced curtains that added a touch of elegance to the room.
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But everything else in this show is cross laced, which is not a thing.
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So what's happening in the social media platforms is that lies laced with anger and hate spread faster and further than facts.
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No straight laced, straight laced black laced elderberry that grows really tight and tall as opposed to like the black lace that gets massive.
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Like is there nefarious intentions by like the toys is like that toy like laced with something like no matter how good of an intention he might have now.
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And that's a thing that shows up in in all of your stories, Like they're so laced with that level of, you know, attention to the minutiae.
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The artwork featured vibrant colors laced together to create a stunning effect.
Synonyms
Having long thin lines or marks on a surface
It has thin violet lines on it
Having lines and marks like those on a leaf or marble
Paper with printed lines to help you write
A thing with a decorative border, for example of gold or lace
Compounds
How Marked
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Laced can also mean 'edged' or 'streaked' with another color and comes from lace, a decorative thread or small cloth. So if a cloth is laced with silver, it has thin threads or lines of that color woven through it.