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Definition of lace
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of lace is as below...
Lace (v. t.) To
fasten
with a lace; to draw
together
with a lace
passed
through
eyelet
holes;
to unite with a lace or
laces,
or,
figuratively.
with
anything
resembling
laces..
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Tisar
::
Tisar (n.) The
fireplace
at the side of an
annealing
oven.
Bakery
::
Bakery
(n.) The place for
baking
bread;
a
bakehouse.
Approach
::
Approach
(v. t.) To come near to in
place,
time, or
character;
to draw
nearer
to; as, to
approach
the city; to
approach
my
cabin;
he
approached
the age of
manhood..
Serai
::
Serai (n.) A
palace;
a
seraglio;
also, in the East, a place for the
accommodation
of
travelers;
a
caravansary,
or rest
house..
Regrate
::
Regrate
(v. t.) To buy in large
quantities,
as corn,
provisions,
etc., at a
market
or fair, with the
intention
of
selling
the same
again,
in or near the same
place,
at a
higher
price,
-- a
practice
which was
formerly
treated
as a
public
offense..
Peddle
::
Peddle
(v. t.) To sell from place to
place;
to
retail
by
carrying
around
from
customer
to
customer;
to hawk;
hence,
to
retail
in very small
quantities;
as, to
peddle
vegetables
or
tinware..
Succeed
::
Succeed
(v. t.) To
follow
in
order;
to come next
after;
hence,
to take the place of; as, the
king's
eldest
son
succeeds
his
father
on the
throne;
autumn
succeeds
summer..
Cavern
::
Cavern
(n.) A
large,
deep,
hollow
place in the
earth;
a large
cave..
Run
::
Run (a.) To go back and forth from place to
place;
to ply; as, the stage runs
between
the hotel and the
station..
Course
::
Course
(n.)
Progress
from point to point
without
change
of
direction;
any part of a
progress
from one place to
another,
which is in a
straight
line, or on one
direction;
as, a ship in a long
voyage
makes many
courses;
a
course
measured
by a
surveyor
between
two
stations;
also, a
progress
without
interruption
or rest; a heat; as, one
course
of a
race..
Firedog
::
Firedog
(n.) A
support
for wood in a
fireplace;
an
andiron.
Concourse
::
Concourse
(n.) An
assembly;
a
gathering
formed
by a
voluntary
or
spontaneous
moving
and
meeting
in one
place.
Bitumen
::
Bitumen
(n.)
Mineral
pitch;
a
black,
tarry
substance,
burning
with a
bright
flame;
Jew's
pitch.
It
occurs
as an
abundant
natural
product
in many
places,
as on the
shores
of the Dead and
Caspian
Seas. It is used in
cements,
in the
construction
of
pavements,
etc. See
Asphalt..
Warehouse
::
Warehouse
(v. t.) To place in the
warehouse
of the
government
or
customhouse
stores,
to be kept until
duties
are
paid..
Spermaphore
::
Spermaphore
(n.) That part of the ovary from which the
ovules
arise;
the
placenta.
Adventitious
::
Adventitious
(a.) Out of the
proper
or usual
place;
as,
adventitious
buds or
roots..
Even
::
Even (v. t.) To place in an equal
state,
as to
obligation,
or in a state in which
nothing
is due on
either
side; to
balance,
as
accounts;
to make
quits..
School
::
School
(n.) A place for
learned
intercourse
and
instruction;
an
institution
for
learning;
an
educational
establishment;
a place for
acquiring
knowledge
and
mental
training;
as, the
school
of the
prophets..
Soever
::
Soever
() A word
compounded
of so and ever, used in
composition
with who, what,
where,
when, how, etc., and
indicating
any out of all
possible
or
supposable
persons,
things,
places,
times,
ways, etc. It is
sometimes
used
separate
from the
pronoun
or
adverb..
Berth
::
Berth (v. t.) To give an
anchorage
to, or a place to lie at; to place in a
berth;
as, she was
berthed
stem to stern with the
Adelaide..
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