Laced and Took

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Laced adjective - Closed with a lace.

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Took and laced are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Took" instead a verb "Laced".

Nearby Words: lace, lacing, lacy

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Laced and took are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Laced" instead a verb "Took".

It was more like MASH, being a show that took the job part seriously, but laced it with witty dialogue.

Source: Series / The Unusuals
When Noel asked for her plans about after he took the laced candy (which failed due to Litchi shattering it), Kokonoe let out some very suggestive dialogue (which the censoring only made worse).

Source: Dude, She's Like, in a Coma!
On CSI, the initial reason for a holdout juror's death is thought to be peanut butter in his chili, but they later determine that the would-be killer took the laced food for herself, and a bee sting allergy actually killed the guy.

Source: Plot Allergy

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