Antonyms for larded

Grammar : Verb

Spell : lahrd

Phonetic Transcription : lɑrd

Definition of larded

Origin : late 14c. (possibly early 13c.), "rendered fat of a swine," from Old French larde "joint, meat," especially "bacon fat" (12c.), and directly from Latin lardum "lard, bacon, cured swine's flesh," probably cognate with Greek larinos "fat," laros "pleasing to the taste."

As in lubricate : verb make slippery
As in oil : verb lubricate
As in baste : verb moisten during cooking
As in bedeck : verb dress up

Example sentences :

They larded the soil with their good sweat to make a place for fellows like you.
Extract from : « Still Jim » by Honor Willsie Morrow

The meat must have been prepared beforehand, that is to say washed, trimmed and larded.
Extract from : « The Italian Cook Book » by Maria Gentile

The filet can also be larded with bacon and cooked in butter and Marsala only.
Extract from : « The Italian Cook Book » by Maria Gentile

He larded all his talk with protestations of fervent loyalty to the Union.
Extract from : « Tom Strong, Lincoln's Scout » by Alfred Bishop Mason

Three pounds of veal fillet, trimmed, and larded with fat bacon.
Extract from : « Cakes & Ale » by Edward Spencer

They are also served with a sauce poivrade, or sweet sauce; they may also be larded.
Extract from : « The Modern Housewife or, Menagere » by Alexis Soyer

They are also good larded, or one larded and the other barded.
Extract from : « The Modern Housewife or, Menagere » by Alexis Soyer

Grouse, partridges, and quail may be larded in the same manner.
Extract from : « French Dishes for American Tables » by Pierre Caron

A fillet of veal, larded with fat bacon, of about three pounds.
Extract from : « The Belgian Cookbook » by Various

She's flung me onto a sick-bed and larded me with thorns outside and in!
Extract from : « Pandora's Box » by Frank Wedekind

Synonyms for larded

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