lacy
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- adjective
- /ˈleɪsi/
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de encaje
- There she was in a nice, clean, crisp, lacy blouse.
- lacy white
- lacy dress
- lacy and delicate
Oh my God, it's so nice and soft and I own a black Lacy dress now.
- Oh my God, it's so nice and soft and I own a black Lacy dress now.
- And one of the things I have is just this like pink Lacy wrap.
- I remember this top because I love all things Lacy, My fitness might actually be kind of nice.
- It's just like a plain little black one with like double straps and then it's like Lacy.
- And yeah, it's just a white button down, Lacy, detailed collared La Perla robe.
- The next thing I instantly fell in love with with these shorts again, very cute again, white game Lacy.
Examples
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It was made of very high-quality material and had an extremely elaborate, lacy trim that was literally six inches wide all the way around.
Blog text (1) -
Now this is like a Lacy, really gorgeous top.
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Oh my God, it's so nice and soft and I own a black Lacy dress now.
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And one of the things I have is just this like pink Lacy wrap.
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I got this nice blue color with this adorable cream like Lacy ruffle detail.
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Like it's very wispy and Lacy and has these sleeves and I just absolutely love it.
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They're just like sheer floral, Lacy, sexy burgundy.
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She had dressed for dinner: a narrow white wool skirt beneath a delicate, lacy top with a row of tiny ribbons around the throat.
Fiction book (1990) -
This lacy, silky, sheer chemise (if you aren't wearing the glitch layers) left me speechless the second I tried it on.
Blog text (8) -
She wore a lacy dress to the party that made her look elegant and stylish.
Synonyms
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Thin, detailed patterns like fine metalwork or lace cover the surface
Having a thin, delicate pattern of many small holes
Made of heavy open lace with no net background
Having many small open spaces between thin crossing lines
Material with thin threads and many small holes
Having thin threads that form a net like a spider's web
Having many thin connected threads like a spider's web
Antonyms
How Intricate
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Lacy comes from the word lace, which at first meant a 'noose' or 'string' used to tie things and later came to mean fine threads tied into a delicate, open pattern. So lacy describes something made of that delicate 'open pattern' or that looks like delicate lace.