Definition

Having more fat or grease than usual; often used to describe food that is rich or oily.

Example

The lardier dish was too heavy for my taste, making it hard to finish.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

I tried that new dessert place yesterday, and it was so rich.

Really? Was it lardier than the last one we went to?

Definitely! I could barely finish my slice.

Sounds like we need to share next time!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Lardier → The word originates from Old French 'lardier', meaning 'one who lards' or 'to lard'. It refers to someone who adds fat (lard) to food, enhancing its flavor and richness.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'adds fat' ('lard') to food to make it richer and tastier — that's what a lardier does.

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