laced shoes

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• laced — adjective 1. closed with a lace (Freq. 1) snugly laced shoes • Syn: ↑tied • Ant: ↑unlaced 2. edged or streaked with color white blossoms with purple laced petals …   Useful english dictionary

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• shoe tossing — noun The practice of throwing a pair of laced shoes over a power line or telephone line etc …   Wiktionary