soulace
/ˈsuːleɪs/Architecture. Now historical
noun
A brace or beam of wood used for support between a rafter and collar beam.
Origin
Late Middle English. Apparently from an (unattested) Anglo-Norman compound from suz, souz, suth, south, southe under + lace, las.
- in the poo
- in the power of
- in the process
- in the pudding club
- in the raw
- in the region of
- in the rough
- in the round
- in the saddle
- in the same (or next) breath
- in the second place
- in the sequel
- in the shape of
- in the shit
- in the short run (or term)
- in the soup
- in the swim
- in the teeth of
- in the throes of
- in the train of
- in the wake of
- in the wash
- in the way of
- in the whole (wide) world
- in the wings