The term PLACE FOR A LACE is composed of three words: EYELET (6 letters), AGLET (5 letters), and SHOE (4 letters). An EYELET is a small hole in fabric or leather, often reinforced with metal or plastic, used for lacing or threading. An AGLET is the plastic or metal sheath at the end of a shoelace or ribbon that makes it easier to thread through an EYELET. A SHOE is an item of footwear intended to protect and comfort the human foot while doing various activities. Therefore, the term PLACE FOR A LACE can be interpreted as the EYELET of a SHOE, which is the place where a lace is inserted.