See Also: lard(medicine)
lard(1)(dictionary)
lard(2)(dictionary)
lard-ass(dictionary)
Lard(recipes)
benzoinated lard(medicine)
lard 1, noun(dictionary)
lard 2, verb(dictionary)

lard(2) (iou)



lard verb trans. [lɑ:d] ME.
[Old & mod. French larder, formed as LARD noun Cf. INTERLARD.]
Cookery. Insert strips of bacon or pork in the substance of (meat, poultry, etc.) before cooking. ME.
larding needle, larding pin: for piercing meat so that bacon or pork can be inserted.
Smear or cover with lard or fat; grease. rare. LME.
E. Bowen Hair that though sternly larded would never stay down.
Stick all over with; cover, line, or strew with. Now arch. rare. M16.
Lytton Larding himself with sharp knives and bodkins.
Intersperse or garnish (speech or writing) with particular words, expressions, ideas, etc.; interlard. M16.
J. Wain Larding his essays with phony quotations. Nature The organizers have larded their ban with varying expressions of regret.
Enrich with or as with fat; fatten. L16-L17.
Adulterate with lard. L19.