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The English word larder appears around 1300, from the Anglo-French word larder, meaning "a place for meats", which came from the Middle Latin wordlardarium, meaning "a room for meats", which derived from the Latin word lardum, meaning "lard, bacon", which is probably cognate with the Greek word larinos, meaning "fat" or laros, meaning "pleasing to the taste".
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How do you use larder in a sentence?
The word 'larder' is a singular, common, concrete noun; a word for a place where food is stored, a pantry, a storeroom, a word for a thing. Example sentence:We keep a larder of canned and dry foods for occasions when the roads are blocked by snow.
What is the similar meaning to the word larder?
Pantry
What is another word for 'pantries'?
Could be buttery or larder.
What are the antonyms of larder?
a larder was used instead of a fridge or before fridges were invented to keep food in to keep it out of sunlight used a lot in Victorian times and before people could afford fridges
What is a one word substitute for a room where foodstuffs are stored?
Pantry or larder.
What word instead of storage?
Repository, storehouse, stockpile, magazine or larder
What is another word for food cupboard starting with the letter L?
larder
What is the birth name of Phil Larder?
Phil Larder's birth name is Philip John Larder.
When was Phil Larder born?
Phil Larder was born in 1945.
When was Dave Larder born?
Dave Larder was born on 1976-06-05.
What is another name for a food cupboard starting with L?
I'd go with "larder," but that's not necessarily small.
What is the difference between a fridge and a larder fridge?
a larder fridge does not have a freezer/chilling/ice box.
