larder
larder
Definition
larder (lär′dər)
noun
- a place where the food supplies of a household are kept; pantry
- a supply of food; provisions
Etymology: ME < OFr lardier, orig., storehouse for bacon < ML lardarium < L lardum, lard
larder
Synonyms
larder
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- stock: Nature will stock the larder for your furry friend.
- have: We used to have larders with a stone shelf which was usually on the cool side of the house or flat.
- include: These section will include larder, sauce and desserts plus the succesfull candidate will also assist with the preparartion of any banqueting.
- raid: Cats can raid other cats larders and attack one another.
Adjective modifier
- walk-in: Can a toilet be built into a what was a walk-in kitchen larder.
- cool: A cool larder, with tiled shelves, makes an ideal drinks cupboard.
- natural: Every dish is freshly made on the premises using only the finest ingredients from the rich natural larder of the north east of Scotland.
- rich: Every dish is freshly made on the premises using only the finest ingredients from the rich natural larder of the north east of Scotland.
- separate: Wardrobe, cooker, sink unit, chest of drawers, separate larder.
- empty: You begin with a very empty larder, which is not good.
Modifies a noun
- fridge: Space for a free standing larder fridge or freezer.
- cupboard: A second door leads to a large larder cupboard.
- unit: Comprehensive range of pine wood fronted units including a larder unit, display cupboard, corner shelving unit & a wine rack.
- style: Area for table and chairs Glazed display cupboard and large larder style cupboards.
- freezer: A storage area with a walk in pantry was created along one wall, enclosing a larder fridge freezer.
- door: Caesar must take the mice out of the larder door for the score to register.
Noun used with modifier
- pull-out: There is even a pull-out larder unit for a tall cupboard.
- game: The stables are able to be viewed by the public - although the game larder awaits works that will enable it to be viewed.
- food: It reduces the price of meat for human consumption and reduces the demands on the human food larder.
- kitchen: Can a toilet be built into a what was a walk-in kitchen larder.
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