Lace still vino, putting in tons (10)
I believe the answer is:
intertwine
'lace' is the definition.
('intertwine' can be a synonym of 'lace')
'still vino putting in tons' is the wordplay.
'still' becomes 'inert' (I've seen this before**).
'vino' becomes 'wine' ('wine' can be a synonym of 'vino').
'putting in' is an insertion indicator.
'tons' becomes 't'.
'inert'+'wine'='inertwine'
'inertwine' enclosing 't' is 'INTERTWINE'.
(Other definitions for intertwine that I've seen before include "Wire intent (anag)" , "Twist together" , "Lace" , "Weave" .)