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lard
lard L0050800 (lärd)n. The white solid or semisolid rendered fat of a hog.tr.v. lard·ed, lard·ing, lards 1. To cover or coat with lard or a similar fat.2. To insert strips of fat or bacon in (meat) before cooking.3. a. To enrich or lace heavily with extra material; embellish: larded the report with quotations.b. To fill throughout; inject: "The history of Sicily was larded with treachery" (Mario Puzo).
[Middle English, from Old French larde, from Latin lārdum.]
lard′y adj.lard (lɑːd) n1. (Cookery) the rendered fat from a pig, esp from the abdomen, used in cooking2. informal excess fat on a person's bodyvb (tr) 3. (Cookery) to prepare (lean meat, poultry, etc) by inserting small strips of bacon or fat before cooking4. (Cookery) to cover or smear (foods) with lard5. to add extra material to (speech or writing); embellish[C15: via Old French from Latin lāridum bacon fat] ˈlardˌlike adjlard (lɑrd)
n. 1. the rendered fat of hogs, esp. the internal fat of the abdomen. v.t. 2. to apply lard or grease to. 3. to insert strips of fat in (lean meat) before cooking. 4. to supplement or enrich with something for improvement or ornamentation: a literary work larded with allusions. [1300–50; Middle English < Middle French larder (v.), lard (n.) < Latin lār(i)dum bacon] lard′like`, adj. lard•y, adj. lard
Past participle: larded
Gerund: larding
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| I lard | | you lard | | he/she/it lards | | we lard | | you lard | | they lard |
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| I larded | | you larded | | he/she/it larded | | we larded | | you larded | | they larded |
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| I am larding | | you are larding | | he/she/it is larding | | we are larding | | you are larding | | they are larding |
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| I have larded | | you have larded | | he/she/it has larded | | we have larded | | you have larded | | they have larded |
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| I was larding | | you were larding | | he/she/it was larding | | we were larding | | you were larding | | they were larding |
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| I had larded | | you had larded | | he/she/it had larded | | we had larded | | you had larded | | they had larded |
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| I will lard | | you will lard | | he/she/it will lard | | we will lard | | you will lard | | they will lard |
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| I will have larded | | you will have larded | | he/she/it will have larded | | we will have larded | | you will have larded | | they will have larded |
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| I will be larding | | you will be larding | | he/she/it will be larding | | we will be larding | | you will be larding | | they will be larding |
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| I have been larding | | you have been larding | | he/she/it has been larding | | we have been larding | | you have been larding | | they have been larding |
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| I will have been larding | | you will have been larding | | he/she/it will have been larding | | we will have been larding | | you will have been larding | | they will have been larding |
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| I had been larding | | you had been larding | | he/she/it had been larding | | we had been larding | | you had been larding | | they had been larding |
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| I would lard | | you would lard | | he/she/it would lard | | we would lard | | you would lard | | they would lard |
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| I would have larded | | you would have larded | | he/she/it would have larded | | we would have larded | | you would have larded | | they would have larded |
lard1. To thread thin strips of fat through meat which is too lean.2. Natural or refined fat from a pig.Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  lard - soft white semisolid fat obtained by rendering the fatty tissue of the hogpig, squealer, Sus scrofa, grunter, hog - domestic swineedible fat - oily or greasy matter making up the bulk of fatty tissue in animals and in seeds and other plant tissue | | Verb | 1. | lard - prepare or cook with lard; "lard meat"cookery, cooking, preparation - the act of preparing something (as food) by the application of heat; "cooking can be a great art"; "people are needed who have experience in cookery"; "he left the preparation of meals to his wife"ready, prepare, cook, fix, make - prepare for eating by applying heat; "Cook me dinner, please"; "can you make me an omelette?"; "fix breakfast for the guests, please" | | 2. | lard - add details toaggrandise, aggrandize, embellish, pad, embroider, dramatise, dramatize, blow upglorify - cause to seem more splendid; "You are glorifying a rather mediocre building"exaggerate, hyperbolise, hyperbolize, overstate, amplify, magnify, overdraw - to enlarge beyond bounds or the truth; "tended to romanticize and exaggerate this `gracious Old South' imagery" |
Translationslard (laːd) noun the melted fat of the pig, used in cooking. 豬油 猪油 verb to put lard on; to cover with lard. 塗豬油於 涂猪油于lard
lard-arseA disparaging term for an obese person. Primarily heard in UK. tub of lardA highly derogatory term for an obese person. These glamour magazines make it seem like anyone who's not a cover model is basically a tub of lard.See also: lard, of, tublard (something) with (something)1. To cover or coat (something) with something rich in or composed of fat. The key to crispy roasted potatoes is to lard them with duck fat before baking. Marinade the turkey crown for at least 12 hours, then lard it with strips of bacon.2. To fill or inject something with a lot of things that are useless, unwanted, or undesirable. Usually used in reference to nontangible things. Often used in passive constructions. She larded her speech with malicious rhetoric and invective. My dad's stories are always larded with these pointless tangents that seem to drag on for an eternity.See also: lardlarded with (something)Containing or thoroughly filled with a lot of something, especially that which is useless, unwanted, or undesirable. Her speech was larded with malicious rhetoric and invective. My dad's stories are always larded with these pointless tangents that seem to drag on for an eternity. The attic was larded with old junk the family had accumulated over four generations.See also: lardlardassoffensive slang An obese person, often one considered to be lazy. They hired some lardass to be a security guard—I don't know how he'll be able to stop a thief from running away. I turned into a bit of a lardass after the accident, as all I could do with two broken legs was stay inside and play video games all day.lardheadslang A buffoon; a foolish, oafish person. Ever since that lardhead took over the company, we've seen our monthly profits continually plummet. Look at this dent! Some lardhead obviously slammed their door into my car in the parking lot today.tub of larda fat person. (Insulting.) Who's that tub of lard who just came in? That tub of lard can hardly get through the door.See also: lard, of, tublard withv.1. To cover or coat something with lard or a similar fatty substance: The cook larded the rice with pork fat.2. To enrich or embellish something thoroughly with extra material: The performer larded the monologue with boring stories. The report was larded with unnecessary quotations.See also: lardlard n. the police. (see also bacon, pig, pork.) If the lard catches you violating your parole, you’re through. lard ass1. n. someone with very fat buttocks. (see also crisco.) Here comes that lard ass again. 2. n. very large buttocks. (Rude and derogatory.) I’m gonna have to do something about this lard ass of mine. See also: ass, lardlardhead1. n. a stupid person. What a lardhead! Where are your brains? 2. mod. foolish. Now here’s something from the lardhead department. tub of lard and tub of guts n. a fat person. (Cruel. Also a rude term of address.) Shut up, you stupid tub of lard! Who’s that tub of guts who just came in? See also: lard, of, tublard
lard, hog's fat melted and strained from the tissues, an important byproduct of the meatpacking industry. The highest grade, leaf lard, is from the fat around the kidneys; the next best is from the back, and the poorest from the small intestines. Lard is classed by method of preparation as prime steam, rendered in a closed vessel into which steam is injected; neutral, melted at low temperature; kettle-rendered, heated with added water in steam-jacketed kettles; and dry-rendered, hashed, then heated in cookers equipped with agitators. Good lard melts quickly and is free from disagreeable odor. Pure lard (99% fat) is highly valued as a cooking oil because it smokes very little when heated.Lard the subcutaneous fatty tissue of hogs. The protein content of lard amounts to as much as 1.4 percent, and the fat content, to more than 92 percent. The proteins are primarily incomplete proteins, such as elastin and collagen. Most of the fatty acids making up the fat are unsaturated, for example, oleinic and linoleic acids. The principal saturated fatty acids are palmatic and stearic acids. Lard is used as part of sausage stuffings; it is also eaten in salted or salted and smoked form, for example, Hungarian bacon. lard[lärd] (food engineering) A solid fat prepared by rendering the fatty tissue from hogs. lard
a·deps, gen. a·di·pis, a·di·pes (ad'eps, ad'i-pis, -pēz), 1. Denoting fat or adipose tissue.
See also: adeps lanae. 2. The rendered fat of swine, lard, used in the preparation of ointments.
See also: adeps lanae. Synonym(s): lard [L. lard, fat] lard [L. lardum, fat] Purified fat from the hog. The sole nutrient is fat; a 100-g portion contains 902 kcal. benzoinated lardLard containing 1% benzoin, used as a vehicle for certain types of topically applied medicines.LARD
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lard
Related to lard: leaf lardSynonyms for lardnoun soft white semisolid fat obtained by rendering the fatty tissue of the hogRelated Words- pig
- squealer
- Sus scrofa
- grunter
- hog
- edible fat
verb prepare or cook with lardRelated Words- cookery
- cooking
- preparation
- ready
- prepare
- cook
- fix
- make
verb add details toSynonyms- aggrandise
- aggrandize
- embellish
- pad
- embroider
- dramatise
- dramatize
- blow up
Related Words- glorify
- exaggerate
- hyperbolise
- hyperbolize
- overstate
- amplify
- magnify
- overdraw
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