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larder

[ˈlɑːdə(r)]

larder Definition

  • 1a room or large cupboard for storing food and drink
  • 2a supply of food and drink

Using larder: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "larder" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She stocked the larder with canned goods and dried fruits.

  • Example

    The hotel's larder was filled with fresh produce and meats.

  • Example

    The family's larder was running low on supplies.

  • Example

    The chef went to the larder to retrieve ingredients for the dish.

larder Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for larder

Phrases with larder

  • a larder with little or no food in it

    Example

    We need to go grocery shopping; the larder is bare.

  • a type of beetle that feeds on stored food products, such as grains and dried meats

    Example

    The larder beetle infestation ruined much of the stored food in the pantry.

  • a room specifically designed for storing food and drink

    Example

    The castle's larder room was filled with barrels of ale and racks of meat.

Origins of larder

from Old French 'lardier', meaning 'place for bacon'

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Summary: larder in Brief

A 'larder' [ˈlɑːdə(r)] is a room or large cupboard used for storing food and drink. It can also refer to a supply of food and drink. Examples of usage include 'She stocked the larder with canned goods and dried fruits,' and 'The chef went to the larder to retrieve ingredients for the dish.' Phrases like 'bare larder' denote a lack of food, while 'larder beetle' refers to a type of beetle that feeds on stored food products.

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