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Meanings of laced in English
Usage of laced in English
1
Miami meant more serious business, but Key Biscayne laced pleasure with business.
2
Putin, however, laced his speech with enough statistics to clog a computer.
3
You must worry about her. Her question came gently, laced with understanding.
4
Brown bark paths laced it; a tiny fountain splashed in the center.
5
Police and city officials laced their emails with racist jokes, Holder added.
6
Attacking football, built on good passing and movement, laced with flamboyant touches.
7
You know-myideas are rather straight laced,- Isupposeyou would say, Puritanical.
8
Of course, it could be laced with all sorts of deadly poisons.
9
To some, however, the scent was laced with a whiff of scandal.
10
Recently, drug overdoses caused by fentanyl-laced cocaine specifically are on the rise.
11
The baby was put to sleep and laced securely into the pappoose-basket.
12
She wore knee-high laced blue and red boots and carried a rucksack.
13
I laced up my Reeboks and went downstairs to take another look.
14
This time I'd lugged along half a dozen articles laced with caffeine.
15
Coarse, and rough, and laced with a kind of rude animal menace.
16
His own trade is in rosy red apples, laced with calcium carbide.
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Laced across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common