- LACY
- Like some negligees
- Full of frills
- Like a doily
- Like doilies
- Delicately patterned
- Gossamer
- Like a bertha collar
- Frilly
- Frill-filled
- Like some Victoria's Secret merchandise
- Like some lingerie
- Delicate
- Delicate, as fabric
- Like some teddies
- Like Kate Middleton's wedding gown
- Like some delicate lingerie
- Like some seductive sleepwear
- Netlike
- Like some gowns
- Like many doilies
- Like some nightgowns
- Like some nighties
- Like some wedding dresses
- Like some bridal dresses
- Delicate, like curtain fabric
- Like many of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's jabots
- Like some camisoles
- Like some wedding gowns
- Filigreed
- Like some tableclothes
- Like some trimmings
- Filled with frills
- Frilly, as a gown
- Antonym of "no-frills"
- Covered with frills
- Frilly, as doilies
- Reminiscent of doilies
- Frilly, as some wedding gowns
- Like a doily's trim
- Weblike.
- Having doilylike frills
- With frills, as doilies
- Like some Victoria's Secret offerings
- Finely intertwined.
- Having a delicate open pattern.
- Like net.
- Describing delicate garments.
- Adjective for a trimmed garment.
- Describing frail fabrics.
- Having an open pattern.
- Cobwebby.
- Like filigree.
- Like a cobweb.
- Like delicate ferns
- Covered with Alençon
- Like some petticoats
- Like certain trimming
- Fragile
- Delicate and ornamental
- Like milady's fichu
- Like cobwebs
- Like some clouds
- Frilly, as lingerie
- Like some tablecloths
- Like teddies, often
- Having an open, delicate pattern
- Frilly and delicate
- Like tatting
- Like Valenciennes
- Guitarist Steve of The Internet
- Like some fancy lingerie
- Opposite of no-frills?
- Like some unmentionables
- Like much lingerie
- Like delicate fabric
- Like delicate wedding dresses
- Like some spiderwebs
- Holey, in a way
- Resembling guipure
- Trimmed in tatting
- Frilly, in a way
- Trimmed with Chantilly, say
- Like many a 38-Down
- Made of chiffon, say
- Like some frilly bras
- Teddy description
- Sexy, in a way
- Delicate, in a way
- Teddy descriptor
- Like lingerie, often
