larder

/'lɑ:də/
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larder

The cook takes a jar of preserves from the larder.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A small room or cupboard used for storing food: A larder is a cool storage area, typically in a house, designed to keep perishable food items like meat, cheese, and other provisions.
    • A supply or stock of food: This meaning refers to the collection of food itself that is stored in such a place, especially for a household.
Examples
  • Noun (Storage Space):
    • She went to the larder to fetch some jam.
    • The old house had a stone larder that kept food cool in the summer.
  • Noun (Food Supply):
    • The family's larder was well-stocked for the winter.
    • After shopping, they replenished the larder.
Advanced Usage
  • "To have a well-stocked larder": To possess a good supply of various foods.
    • It's reassuring to have a well-stocked larder in case of unexpected guests.
  • "Larder of information/knowledge" (Figurative): Used metaphorically to describe a rich store or source of non-food items.
    • The historian's mind was a larder of fascinating anecdotes.
Variants and Related Words
  • Pantry (n): A very similar term for a small room or cupboard where food, dishes, or linens are stored. While often used interchangeably, a "larder" traditionally implies storage of raw ingredients, while a "pantry" might store prepared foods or kitchen items.
    • The canned goods are in the pantry.
Synonyms
  • Pantry: A small storage room for food.
  • Storehouse: A building for storing goods.
  • Provision: A stock of needed materials or supplies, especially food.
Related Phrases
  • Larder stock: The inventory of food in the larder.
    • We need to check the larder stock before making a shopping list.
larder

The cook takes a jar of preserves from the larder.

Noun
  1. a small storeroom for storing foods or wines
  2. a supply of food especially for a household

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