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What is "lace"?
Lace is a delicate and ornate fabric that is characterized by its intricate patterns of openwork designs and woven holes. The patterns in lace are typically created by twisting and knotting threads together in intricate designs. They can be made from a variety of materials such as cotton, silk, or synthetic fibers. Lace is often used in clothing and accessories, such as dresses, blouses, and scarves, as well as in home decor and crafts. Lace can be both elegant and feminine, and is often associated with bridal wear and formal occasions. Different types of lace can be distinguished by their unique patterns, thickness, and level of transparency. They can be dyed or embellished with sequins, beads, or embroidery for added texture and detail. Overall, lace is a timeless and versatile fabric that has been used for centuries in fashion and design.
a cord, string, or ribbon threaded through eyelets or hooks to fasten or tighten two edges together, such as on shoes or clothing
to fasten, secure, or tighten something, typically a shoe or garment, by threading and tying its laces
to twist or intertwine together
to add a splash or small amount of a potent alcoholic drink to another beverage for flavor or added strength
to thread or weave a string, cord, or similar material through an opening or series of openings
to decorate or embellish something with narrow strips or braids of ornamental material
to incorporate or infuse something with a particular quality, element, or characteristic
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