5 letter words starting with LAC

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The following list contains 5 five letter words in English

5 letter words starting with LAC in English

5 letter words starting with LACE

5 letter words starting with LACK

Common 5 letter words starting with LAC with meaning

Word	Definition
LACED	Here is the result in HTML text formatting: Parts of Speech Verb Definitions To fasten or secure with laces or a lace. To add a small amount of a substance to something, especially a drink or food. To mix or interweave with something else. Pronunciations US: /leɪst/ UK: /leɪst/ Origin and Usage The word "laced" comes from the Middle English word "lasen" which means "to lace". It has been in use since the 15th century. The primary usage of "laced" is to fasten or secure something with laces or to add a small amount of a substance to something else. It can also be used to describe the interweaving or mixing of two things. Synonyms Fasten Secure Add Intertwine Mix Related Words Clade Decal Lacer Scale Space Example Sentences She laced up her boots before heading out for a run. He laced his coffee with a shot of whiskey. The speech was laced with humor to keep the audience engaged.
LACER	Here is the result in HTML text formatting: Word: lacer Part of Speech: verb Definition: to tear or cut roughly or deeply Pronunciations: US: /ˈleɪsər/; UK: /ˈlɑːsər/ Origin and Usage: The word lacer comes from the Latin word lacero, which means to tear. It has been used in English since the 16th century. Lacer is typically used to describe a physical action of tearing or cutting something roughly or deeply. Synonyms: rip, rend, tear, cut, gash, slash, mutilate, mangle Related Words: lacey, laced, laces, lacer, laces Example Sentences: She accidentally lacerated her finger while cutting vegetables. The cat lacerated the upholstery with its claws. The boxers punch lacerated his opponents cheek. The sharp rocks lacerated his feet as he climbed the mountain. The surgeon had to lacerate the skin in order to perform the operation.
LACES	Parts of Speech: Laces is a noun and a verb. Definitions: As a noun, laces refer to a type of cord or string used to fasten or tie shoes, clothing, or other items. As a verb, laces mean to fasten or tighten something by tying it with a lace or laces. Pronunciations: US: /leɪsɪz/; UK: /leɪsɪz/ Origin and Usage: The word laces originated from the Old French word "las" which means "lace, noose, string". It has been in use since the 14th century and has been used to refer to the cords used to fasten shoes and clothing. As a verb, it has been used to describe the act of tying or fastening something with a lace or laces. Synonyms: For the noun form, synonyms include cord, string, shoelace, bootlace, and tie. For the verb form, synonyms include tie, fasten, secure, and tighten. Related Words: Other 5 letter words related to laces include leash, clasp, braid, knot, and tress. Example Sentences: She tied the laces of her shoes before going for a run. He laced up his boots tightly before heading out into the snow. The dress has delicate lace detailing around the neckline. He laced his fingers together and leaned back in his chair.
LACEY	Parts of Speech: Adjective, Proper Noun Definitions: 1. Adjective: resembling, containing, or resembling lace; delicate and intricate. 2. Proper Noun: a female given name. Pronunciations: US: /ˈleɪsi/ UK: /ˈleɪsi/ Origin and Usage: The word "lacey" is derived from the word "lace," which originally referred to a cord or string used to fasten clothing. Over time, the word came to refer to a delicate fabric made of fine thread that is woven in an intricate pattern. The adjective "lacey" is used to describe anything that resembles or contains lace, or anything that is delicate and intricate in design. The proper noun "Lacey" is a female given name that has been in use since the 19th century. It is of English origin and means "from Lassy," a place in Normandy, France. Synonyms: Delicate, intricate, ornate, filigree, lacy Related Words: Place, Lacer, Clasp, Scale, Trace Example Sentences: The bride wore a beautiful lacey gown on her wedding day. Lacey was excited to start her new job as a teacher.
LACKS	Parts of Speech Lacks is a verb. Definitions Lacks means to be without or not have enough of something that is needed or desired. It can also mean to be deficient or inadequate in a particular quality or attribute. Pronunciations US: /læks/ UK: /laks/ Origin and Usage The word lacks comes from the Middle English word "lacken," meaning "to be wanting." It has been in use since the 14th century and is commonly used in modern English. Synonyms Need Require Want Miss Be deficient in Related Words Black Crack Flack Plack Track Example Sentences He lacks the necessary qualifications for the job. The team lacks experience in this area. Her cooking lacks flavor. The company lacks the resources to expand. Without proper funding, the project will lack the necessary support.