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Definition of «lacy»

The term "lacy" refers to something that is delicate, intricate or detailed in appearance. It can be used to describe a fabric with small holes or openings, creating a lace-like pattern, or it can refer to an object or structure that has a delicate and interwoven design. In general usage, "lacy" often implies something that is fragile or delicate, but also beautiful in its intricacy.

Usage examples

  1. The bride wore a beautiful lacy wedding gown.
  2. She received a delicate lacy handkerchief as a gift.
  3. The tablecloth was adorned with intricate lacy patterns.
  4. The little girl wore a pretty lacy dress for her ballet recital.
  5. The curtains in the bedroom had a lovely lacy trim.
  6. The vintage doilies added a touch of elegance to the lacy table runner.
  7. She purchased a pair of lacy gloves to wear to the formal event.
  8. The lingerie boutique displayed a variety of lacy bras and panties.
  9. The cushions on the couch were covered in lacy white fabric.
  10. The cake was decorated with lacy icing designs.

Phrases with «lacy»

Sentences with «lacy»

  • There was a lot to see and admire at the next stage of the show when the catwalk was taken over by storm with black pleated skirts and high collared white jackets, patterned dress jackets with notched necklines, two piece suits consisting of straight pants and V - neck jackets (not the interesting effect the side buttons make), high waisted white maxi skirts with lacy tops, high collared loose dresses and so on. (heduy.com)
  • Vintage white polka dot and dark blue three quarter sleeve cotton blouse with black tie ribbon for $ 4 and beautiful white lacy top with thin black stripes for $ 3. (afroveganchick.com)
  • North wore a DIY'd Mickey dress with lacy black ears, which was extremely adorable. (redbookmag.com)
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