Definition of Lacelike. Meaning of Lacelike. Synonyms of Lacelike

- Lacelike Membranipora membranacea...
- gable-roof front porch, with notable applied wooden ornament and rich, lacelike ornamentation. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places...
- cooked on one or both sides in a special pan or crepe maker to achieve a lacelike network of fine bubbles. A well-known variation originating from southeast...
- completed 19th century) Tower of Freiburg Minster (begun 1340) noted for its lacelike openwork spire Prague Cathedral (begun 1344) Regional variants of Gothic...
- distinctive appearance and sense of verticality from the dense network of lacelike pointed gables, pinnacles and tall, slender columns that cover it. The...
- sections by gilded lines. The altar, the central point, was covered with a lacelike gilded cupola, matching the dome overhead. The floor was made of white...
- Between the baldaquin and the interior is an extraordinary forest of lacelike, twisting spires, crochets, and other ornament. The pioneer architectural...
- in a lavishly ornate Flamboyant style. It was covered with layers of lacelike stone tracery, and hundreds of sculpted figures were added to the arch...
- web of sound from the unlikeliest parts: churchy, staccato keyboards; lacelike, arpeggiated guitar lines and soaring wisps of feedback; and metallic-sounding...
- occupied only a portion of the wall, these two windows, with a delicate lacelike framework, occupied the entire space between the pillars. West facade,...