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lace

[leys] / leɪs /


NOUN
string used to connect
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“Not a star, just another has-been, lacing up his sneakers in an empty gym on a Wednesday night.”

From The Wall Street Journal

After popping out to third in his first at-bat, Freeman laced a double to left-center to drive in two runs in the third inning before he was lifted from the Dodgers’ 11-3 victory.

From Los Angeles Times

When she laced up her skates again, it was purely for her own enjoyment.

From The Wall Street Journal

He has also laced the tariffs with multiple exemptions.

From The Wall Street Journal

On paper, the dialogue may seem stiff and silly, but Lewis laces these words with enough sorrow to fill the room.

From Salon