lace

noun
UK /leɪs/
US /leɪs/

Lace is a pretty cloth with lots of tiny holes in it.

She wore a white dress with lace on the sleeves.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A string used to tie shoes.

He tied the laces on his sneakers.

3. To tie something with a string.

She laced up her boots before the hike.

4. To add a small amount of something to a drink or food.

The punch was laced with lemon juice.