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Meaning of lardery
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lardery (n.)
A larder.
lardery Sentence Examples
- The expansive lardery boasted an impressive array of cured meats, cheeses, and preserved delicacies.
- The Victorian estate's grand lardery housed enough provisions to sustain a small army for an extended period.
- Emily's diligent mother stocked the lardery with ample supplies to ensure her family's well-being during the harsh winters.
- The chef's meticulously organized lardery was a symphony of flavors, from pungent spices to aromatic herbs.
- The castle's siege-ready lardery contained barrels of salted fish, sacks of grain, and enough cheese to feed a raiding army.
- The modest homestead's humble lardery held essential staples like flour, beans, and a few choice cuts of meat.
- The impoverished widow's meager lardery contained only a few meager potatoes and a handful of onions.
- The village's communal lardery served as a safety net for families in times of need, providing basic sustenance.
- The pantry was often mistaken for the lardery due to its abundance of preserved goods and the faint scent of curing spices.
- As the apocalypse descended, people frantically raided the larderies of abandoned homes in search of food and supplies.
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A larder.
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The expansive lardery boasted an impressive array of cured meats, cheeses, and preserved delicacies.
The Victorian estate's grand lardery housed enough provisions to sustain a small army for an extended period.
Emily's diligent mother stocked the lardery with ample supplies to ensure her family's well-being during the harsh winters.
The chef's meticulously organized lardery was a symphony of flavors, from pungent spices to aromatic herbs.
