laced adjective. [leɪst] LME.
[from LACE verb + -ED¹.]
1. Wearing a necklace. Only in LME.

2. Of shoes etc.: made to be fastened or tightened with a lace or laces. E16.

3. Of a plant: entwined with a climbing plant. M16-M17.

4. Ornamented or trimmed with lace or laces. L16.

5. Of a drink: mixed with a small quantity of spirits etc. L17.

6. Marked with streaks of colour. Of a bird: having the edges of the feathers coloured differently from the general surface. M19.
Special collocations: laced mutton slang a prostitute. laced valley Building a valley between the slopes of two adjoining roofs in which the end tile of each row abuts against a tile one and a half times the normal width laid diagonally on the valley board.

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