Held and Laced

Held

Held adjective - Occupied or in the control of; often used in combination.
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Laced and held are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Laced" instead a verb "Held".

Laced

Laced adjective - Closed with a lace.

Held and laced are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Held" instead a verb "Laced".

Nearby Words: lace, lacing, lacy

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  • Wrestling / Jim Ross Reasonable Authority Figure: He was always more straight-laced than broadcast partner Jerry Lawler, who always held up the "heel" side of the commentator equation by (among other things) leering at all the Divas.
  • Pimped Out Dress / Video Games It's loaded with petticoats, flounces, detached sleeves, ribbons, pearls, jewels, bows, jewel encrusted bows, gold-laced shoes, wings (which, while not technically part of the costume, are held in a way to resemble the biggest shoulderpads known to man), and a matching pink designer gun.
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