2lard verb
lards; lard·ed; lard·ing [+ obj] : to put pieces of fat onto or into (something) before cooking
▪ a roast larded with bacon
▪ a roast larded with bacon
lard with [phrasal verb]
lard (something) with (something) : to add a large amount of (something) to (something)
▪ He always lards his lectures with statistics. [=he always includes many statistics in his lectures] — often used as (be) larded with ▪ a novel larded with clichés ▪ Her comments were larded with phony sentiment.
▪ He always lards his lectures with statistics. [=he always includes many statistics in his lectures] — often used as (be) larded with ▪ a novel larded with clichés ▪ Her comments were larded with phony sentiment.
