Lace
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 329
las, n. A string or cord for fastening; an orna- mental network of linen, silk, or cotton. — v. [laced (last), lacing.] To draw together with a lace or string; to adorn with lace; to variegate with stripes; to beat.— v. To have a lace; to be tied with a lace or string. [OF. las, lags, L. laqueus, a noose, snare, knot; L. lacere, to allure, E. la o, delight.] — La'cing, n. A fastening with a cord through eyelet-holes; a cord used in fastening.
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