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larded

Larded - What does it mean?

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Yarded vs Larded - What's the difference?

yarded | larded |


As verbs the difference between yarded and larded

is that yarded is past tense of yard while larded is past tense of lard.

As an adjective larded is

coated or stuffed with fat or strips of bacon etc.

Lorded vs Larded - What's the difference?

lorded | larded |


As verbs the difference between lorded and larded

is that lorded is (lord) while larded is (lard).

As an adjective larded is

coated or stuffed with fat or strips of bacon etc.

Larfed vs Larded - What's the difference?

larfed | larded |


As verbs the difference between larfed and larded

is that larfed is past tense of larf while larded is past tense of lard.

As an adjective larded is

coated or stuffed with fat or strips of bacon etc.

Larded vs Warded - What's the difference?

larded | warded |


As verbs the difference between larded and warded

is that larded is past tense of lard while warded is past tense of ward.

As an adjective larded

is coated or stuffed with fat or strips of bacon etc.

Larded vs Landed - What's the difference?

larded | landed |


As verbs the difference between larded and landed

is that larded is (lard) while landed is (land).

As adjectives the difference between larded and landed

is that larded is coated or stuffed with fat or strips of bacon etc while landed is in possession of land.

Farded vs Larded - What's the difference?

farded | larded |


As verbs the difference between farded and larded

is that farded is (fard) while larded is (lard).

As an adjective larded is

coated or stuffed with fat or strips of bacon etc.

Larked vs Larded - What's the difference?

larked | larded |


As verbs the difference between larked and larded

is that larked is (lark) while larded is (lard).

As an adjective larded is

coated or stuffed with fat or strips of bacon etc.

Larded vs Barded - What's the difference?

larded | barded |


As adjectives the difference between larded and barded

is that larded is coated or stuffed with fat or strips of bacon etc while barded is accoutered with defensive armor.

As a verb larded

is past tense of lard.

Marded vs Larded - What's the difference?

marded | larded |


As verbs the difference between marded and larded

is that marded is (mard) while larded is (lard).

As an adjective larded is

coated or stuffed with fat or strips of bacon etc.

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