larry
1 of 4noun (1)
lar·ry
ˈlarē
plural -es
1
: a long-handled hoe usually with a perforated blade that is used especially for mixing mortar
2
: thin sloppy mortar : grout
larry
2 of 4transitive verb
"
-ed/-ing/-es
: to fill in with grout sometimes with bricks or spalls in it : grout
larry
3 of 4noun (2)
"
plural -es
dialectal, England
: confusion, excitement, noise
larry
4 of 4noun (3)
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plural -es
1
: a small usually motor-driven car with a drop bottom used for hauling slate or rock from the tipple to the dump of a mine
2
: a hand-pushed or motor-driven car with a hopper that is used for weighing or measuring and distributing bulk materials and is suspended between overhead tracks or carried on rails
called also weigh larry
Word History
Etymology
Noun (1)
perhaps from Larry, nickname for the name Lawrence
Noun (2)
probably alteration of lurry entry 1
Noun (3)
alteration of lorry
- meanspiritednesses
- meant
- meant for
- meant for (someone)
- meant for each other
- meant for someone
- meant to
- meant to (be/do something)
- meant to be
- meant to be something
- meant to do something)
- Meantes
- meantime
- meantime screw
- meantimer
- meantimes
- meantimest
- meantone system
- meanwhile
- meanwhiler
- meanwhiles
- meanwhilest
- meany
- Meany
- meaow