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lace

[leys] / leɪs /


NOUN
string used to connect
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So he decides to keep appearing in clubs to tell tales of his relationship woes, lacing the commentary with rueful remarks that are vaguely comic, though nothing he says is actually funny.

From The Wall Street Journal

This isn't a guy who has never laced a pair of gloves before.

From BBC

A Mike Tyson-obsessed kid who did not lace the gloves properly until 17, Williamson racked up 68 amateur bouts, boxed for Team GB and won medals on the international circuit.

From BBC

No wonder, then, that the film’s genre-hopping dexterity is laced with a hint of melancholy.

From Los Angeles Times

Then back at Mr. Keller-man; who has his face turned up to the sun and his hands laced over his stomach.

From Literature