Keepin' Lace

Equivalent to "It's all good."

Darnell: Sorry, man.
Darnell's Friend: Don't worry, I'm keepin' lace.

by dvs & j-po September 2, 2003

Lacee

A badass bitch, and awesome friend! she has many people that would support her no matter what. If she thinks your cool she will be the best friend ever, but if she doesn't like you she will make it very clear. she is the funniest person on the planet. If you ever meet a Lacee don't ever take her for granted, because she is the best thing that ever happened to you. Love ya bitch

Girl: I hate myself
Lacee: Don't ever say that again! you are amazing!

by Bigm0uth June 3, 2020

Jesse Lacey

The Lead Singer of Brand New;
a type of God, lyric genius, emotionally expressive mastermind.

Heaven sent, don't you dare forget.
Random One: "Did you see Brand New on Saturday?!"
Random Two: "Yes!, Jesse Lacey is amazing, it was incredible."

by asherleaa April 7, 2008

laced weed

weed that is wrapped in a different drug the gets you high as shiiit. and you trip the fuck out!

"dude i am trippin bawlz!"
"you must have laced weed."

by Weedeeweed May 9, 2009

Luce

A funny little critter.

Luce is total funny little critter.

by IndiePlum August 8, 2020

Jesse Lacey

The lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter for the pop-punk emo outfit, Brand New. Known for his bitter lyrics that appear on Brand New's first full length, Your Favorite Weapon (2000), as well as his deeper, more despondent stories told on Deja Entendu (2003). Jesse is also best friends with John Nolan (ex- Taking Back Sunday singer /guitarist /songwriter, current Straylight Run singer /guitarist /keyboardist /songwriter) and he makes references to this friendship, or at one point, lack thereof, in the song Seventy Times Seven.

Jesse Lacey is a Great Songwriter. Great Voice. He changed the music scene.

by Jeff S October 2, 2005

Lace curtain

An often insulting term for Italian-Americans and/or Irish-Americans to describe Irish or Italians who abandon their working class/blue collar roots to pursue a more upper class/white collar career - such as, for example, a lawyer, doctor or, in some situations, a cop. The term is most commonly used in the New England region of the United States. Like nigger or nigga for black people, when used among fellow Italian-Americans or Irish-Americans, it's not too controversial; otherwise, it can be seen as quite offensive. The term is used a few times in Martin Scorsese's acclaimed 2006 crime drama, The Departed.

Mikey: What about Dominic's son? How's he doing?
Paul: That lace curtain motherfucker? He's going to law school!

by Mr. MacPhisto February 19, 2007