bride lace
1bride-lace — …
2bride — bride1 [brīd] n. [ME < OE bryd, akin to Ger braut, betrothed, fiancée] a woman who has just been married or is about to be married bride2 [brīd] n. [Fr < OFr < OHG bridel, akin to BRIDLE] in lace making and other needlework, a loop or… …
3lace — 01. Just tie your [laces] in a bow. If you tie them in a knot, you won t be able to get them undone. 02. Janet had on a red blouse with white [lace] at the collar and cuffs. 03. The little boy had tied his [lace] in a knot and couldn t get it… …
4bride — bride1 brideless, adj. bridelike, adj. /bruyd/, n. a newly married woman or a woman about to be married. [bef. 1000; ME; OE bryd; c. D bruid, G Braut, ON bruthr, Goth bruths] bride2 /bruyd/; Fr. /brddeed/, n. 1. Also called …
5bride — I. /braɪd / (say bruyd) noun a woman newly married, or about to be married. {Middle English; Old English brȳd} II. /braɪd / (say bruyd) noun 1. (in needlework, lace making, etc.) a bar, link, or tie between patterns. 2. an ornamental bonnet… …
6Valenciennes lace — is a type of bobbin lace which originated in Valenciennes, in the Nord département of France, and flourished from about 1705 to 1780. Valenciennes. The Oxford English Dictionay . 2nd ed. 1989.] cite encyclopedia |encyclopedia=Encyclopædia… …
7Arsenic and Old Lace (film) — Infobox Film name = Arsenic and Old Lace caption = Theatrical release poster. writer = Joseph Kesselring (play) Julius J. Epstein Philip G. Epstein starring = Cary Grant Josephine Hull Jean Adair Raymond Massey director = Frank Capra producer =… …
8Participants in wedding ceremonies — also known as the wedding party, include the bride and groom (or bridegroom ), the maid of honor , bridesmaids , the best man , groomsmen , flower girls and page boys (including the ringbearer ). BrideA bride is a female participant in a wedding …
9Wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton — Duke and Duchess of Cambridge waving to the crowd at the Mall sh …
10Garter (stockings) — A woman in corset sets garters in her stocking, in 1904 Garters are articles of clothing: narrow bands of fabric fastened about the leg, used to keep up stockings, and sometimes socks. Normally just a few inches in width, they are usually made of …
