Noun:

ଜୋତା ଲେସ୍ |,

bootlaces's Usage Examples:

for fourpence?” “Pick ‘em out cheap here! three pair for a halfpenny, bootlaces.

the injured Stuart Sharratt, he was so keen that he used to iron his bootlaces before playing.

high-class prostitute; but in Billy Bennett"s recorded version, she sells bootlaces on the street instead; and in Derek Lamb"s, matches.

handkerchiefs, writing pads, envelopes, pencils, pipes, tobacco, cigarettes, bootlaces, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, Vaseline, sweets, coffee, games, books.

never swore in front of his mother, stating: "I dragged myself up by my bootlaces.

from underneath, the water level was oozing up over Curtly Ambrose"s bootlaces, and Bird"s as well when he went over to investigate, and the umpires.

80 m (31 in) TTL, and several are the thickness of bootlaces.

morphine and folded his mangled leg upward into his crotch and tied two bootlaces to his belt in order to retain his ability to move and shoot.

were successful, selling everything from soap to suspenders, bacon to bootlaces.

The next morning, they make their first sale: a pair of bootlaces for one penny.

local countryside until he was led home by a police officer who used his bootlaces to fashion a makeshift head collar.

Gordon never mentions bootlaces, and the two engines soon talk about trucks.

alumni states that he then "fell upon evil times, being employed selling bootlaces in London streets c 1902".

Synonyms:

lacing, boot, lace,

Antonyms:

unravel, untwist, untwine, unknot,