ppl. a. [f. BELACE v. + -ED1.] Bordered or adorned with lace.
1648. Jos. Beaumont, Psyche, XVI. x. (N.). In thy bravest And most belaced servitude.
1879. Mrs. Oliphant, Reign Geo. II., II. 78. His ‘long lean’ form bepowdered, belaced, bescented.
ppl. a. [f. BELACE v. + -ED1.] Bordered or adorned with lace.
1648. Jos. Beaumont, Psyche, XVI. x. (N.). In thy bravest And most belaced servitude.
1879. Mrs. Oliphant, Reign Geo. II., II. 78. His ‘long lean’ form bepowdered, belaced, bescented.
