Definition of larder:

part of speech: noun

Place where meat is kept; stock of provisions.

Common misspellings * :

• learder (100.0%)

Usage examples :

• " I'll stock the larder then. "Amarilly of Clothes-line Alley", - Belle K. Maniates

• Roosevelt remained with Robins and the men from Maine for three days, varying his life in the saddle with a day on foot after grouse when the larder ran low. "Roosevelt in the Bad Lands", - Hermann Hagedorn

• There's precious little to offer you in our larder but perhaps we can furnish up something in the way of supper; can't we, Bessie? "The Jolliest School of All", - Angela Brazil

• A second time Miss Tibbutt had momentarily and mentally surveyed the contents of the larder and almost immediately had nodded her entire approval of the idea. "Antony Gray,--Gardener", - Leslie Moore