lacy
IPA: ɫˈeɪsi
noun
- A surname from Old French, a spelling variant of Lacey.
- A male given name transferred from the surname, of mostly 19th century usage.
- A female given name transferred from the surname, of modern usage.
adjective
- Made of lace or decorated with it.
- Looking like lace.
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Examples of "lacy" in Sentences
- Maybe make the word pink n' lacy.
- He adopted the surname of de Lacy.
- Lacy shares a writing credit for '.
- Deep copper color with a lacy taupe head.
- There is no shepherd in the Lacy development.
- For example, calling Lacy underrated in the US.
- The epipodium is lacy and green brown in color.
- Oaks of many sorts were veiled in lacy Spanish moss.
- For Lacy this represented a seminal moment in his life.
- The elaborately scrolled pattern is lacy but understated.
- Hand fans were engaged in lacy combat with the high temperature.
- This particular fern was fine and lacy and looked fetching next to Hawera.
- Consider This: This spelling of Lacey is much more popular than Lacy, but people may expect it to be spelled like the word lacy.
- Consider This: This spelling is less popular and less well received than Lacey, but it is spelled the same way as the word lacy.
- Gentle discipline for curves in lacy lastex pantie-girdle, An exclamation point of a dress that depends on fluid fabric for much of its drama.
- Like spirits coming out of a long ago wedding trousseau trunk, the models walked down the runway in lacy gowns, bloomers and corsets that created a moment of peace on the Milan runway after all the euphoric color.