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Meanings of laced up in English

We have no meanings for "laced up" in our records yet.
Usage of laced up in English
1
I laced up my Reeboks and went downstairs to take another look.
One for the money
2
A steering-wheel cover had been carefully laced up and satellite radio installed.
Takeover
3
I dressed in T-shirt and shorts and laced up my running shoes.
One for the money
4
We all laced up, hit the rink and began to go around.
Ebony
5
I put on a pair of shorts and laced up the shoes.
Shadow men
6
Afterward he laced up his black wool breeches and followed the smells.
A clash of kings
7
If you haven't already laced up-takea moment and try on the shoes.
Rock and Ice Magazine
8
I pulled on long johns and sweats and laced up my running shoes.
Three to get deadly and four to score
9
He immediately laced up his steel-arched jungle boots and bolted from his hooch.
Gods go begging
10
There were Oxford shoes, which laced up the front through eyelets.
Our Legal Heritage : 600-1776 King Aethelbert - King George III
11
Then I laced up my cross-trainers and went to the gym.
Grave Secrets
12
But is corset training all that it's laced up to be?
Ebony
13
All else was as solidly laced up as an Indian papoose.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 04, No. 24, October, 1859 / A Magaz...
14
He laced up his running shoes and hooked the leash onto Spot's collar.
Foul play
15
She hastily laced up her boots, with a prudish expression on her face.
Pelle the Conqueror — Volume 03
16
I dressed in shorts and a sweatshirt and laced up my running shoes.
Two for the dough
This collocation consists of:
Laced up through the time
Laced up across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common