Definition for Lacing:

• A fastening with a lace or cord; the cord used in fastening.

Synonyms for Lacing:

• n.

  •beating (noun)
  • beating.
  •bond (noun)
  • hitch,
  • fastener,
  • knot,
  • tie.
  •defeat (noun)
  • thrashing,
  • waxings,
  • Downthrow,
  • non-success,
  • lacings,
  • killing,
  • subjugation,
  • kos,
  • Whaling,
  • trouncings,
  • Vanquishment,
  • massacre,
  • nonsuccess,
  • subjugations,
  • Insuccess.
  •drubbing (noun)
  • drubbing.
  •food (noun)
  • lacing.
  •trouncing (noun)
  • trouncing.
  •whacking (noun)
  • whacking.

• v.

  •fastening (verb)
  • lashing,
  • zipping,
  • binding,
  • fastening,
  • Linking,
  • Hitching,
  • weaving,
  • knitting,
  • coupling,
  • Stringing,
  • Chaining,
  • Plaiting,
  • Fusing,
  • strapping,
  • Bracketing,
  • braiding,
  • Cementing,
  • suturing,
  • Clinching,
  • Knotting,
  • Pasting,
  • tying,
  • sewing,
  • Hinging,
  • Buckling,
  • basting,
  • Tethering,
  • Gluing,
  • splicing,
  • connecting,
  • welding,
  • tacking,
  • Staying,
  • stitching.

• Other synonyms:

  •n.
  • booze,
  • cord,
  • corporal punishment,
  • defeat,
  • hard drink,
  • hard liquor,
  • John barleycorn,
  • liquor,
  • spirits,
  • strong drink.

Homophones for Lacing:

• legging, licence, lignosae, leishmaniasis, lushness, laughing gas, laughing jackass, lawlessness, loch ness, lysenko, laughing, lacking, logomach, lysogenic, license, likeness, licking, lichenes, loosening, loquaciousness, lessing, like kings, loganiaceae, lessening, lashings, Luckiness, logginess, licencee, laziness, lake seneca, lacewing, looking, lagging, liking, lousiness, leaching, lashing, leguminosae, lissomeness, logging, leguminous, lysimachus, lusciousness, lake nyasa, leishmaniosis, losings, lychnis, laconic, ligneous, likening, locking, looseness, Logomachy, licensee, lysogenize, laxness, lysimachia, Lake Onega, loginess, Leakiness, leguminious, lozenge, leucogenes, luging.

Hyponym for Lacing:

• n.

  • food
    hard drink, booze, John barleycorn, hard liquor, liquor, strong drink, spirits.