Adjective modifier

• Mal: A pair of Mal lards were on the flooded freshwater stream that ran parallel with the river south of Cuckoo's Corner.

• more: Remove with a slotted spoon and repeat with the remaining 2/3rds of the meat adding a little more lard or oil if necessary.

• fried: In the country around Birmingham, the word scratching sometimes meant a specific dish of diced, fried lard eaten with pepper and salt.

• pure: Extra points for barbecuing those white sausages that look like they are pure lard!

• little: Tie it up then, crosswise and lengthwise, and brown it in a saucepan with a little lard and some ham.

Converse of object

• melt: Ask an adult to help you melt the lard.

• use: Most ready made pastry uses lard The use of Italian parmesan cheese.

• boil: Then allow them to cool, and when cold dip into egg, then into bread crumbs, and fry in boiling lard.

• drip: Discard the solid bits and add extra dripping, lard or butter if necessary.

• eat: The latest is a piece of resistance by one Rod Liddle, entitled Let them eat lard.

• contain: A tray containing lard or solid fat can also do the trick.

Preposition: into

• flour: Four minutes; Megan is rubbing lard into the flour.

Modifies a noun

• cake: Get ready for some messy fun as this will involve making lard cakes.

• pastry: Pork Pies Melton Mowbray raised pork pies are made from lard pastry, filled with chopped pork, topped off with pork jelly.

• ass: Are employers supposed to wait while this cretin gets off his lard ass and applies for a job?

• ar$e: Thin young Chav to plump Chavette " You don't sweat much for a lard ar$e do you!

• ration: If you used your lard ration to grease the tray you had got nothing to cook with!

• everything: Things are going well, I'm answering calls and reseting " alarms " when some sour-faced old lard jockey ruins everything.

Modifying Another Word

• all: Babbage often appealed to the traditional romanticized imagery with which the factory tourists all larded their stories.

• not: I shall not lard my words with terms that are not used daily.