lace-ups
noun [plural] /ˈleɪs.ʌps/Definition
› shoes or boots that are fastened using laces: a pair of lace-upsShoes and shoemaking
(Definition of lace-ups noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- ankle boot noun
- ballet shoe noun
- Birkenstock noun
- bootlace noun
- bovver boots noun
- cross-trainer noun
- flipper noun (SHOE)
- galoshes noun
- gumboot noun
- high heels noun
- high-top noun
- hobnail boot noun
- shoetree noun
- slingbacks noun
- slip-on noun
- slipper noun
- sneaker noun
- spike noun (SHAPE)
- stud noun (BOOT)
- tennis shoe noun
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