IPA: /ˈleɪdlfəl/
KK: /ˈleɪdlfəl/
Definition: A quantity that can fill a ladle, often used to describe a serving of liquid or food.
Example: She served a ladleful of soup to each guest.
IPA: /ˈleɪtəns/
KK: /ˈleɪtəns/
Definition: A thin layer of fine particles that forms on the surface of fresh concrete, often due to too much water or improper mixing.
Example: The workers had to remove the laitance before applying the final coat of sealant.
IPA: /læm/
KK: /læm/
Definition: To give birth to a young sheep.
Example: The ewe will lamb in the spring.
Definition: A young sheep that is not fully grown, often raised for meat or wool.
Example: The farmer has a flock of lambs in the field.
IPA: /læŋˈɡoʊstɪnoʊ/
KK: /lænˈɡoʊstɪnoʊ/
Definition: A type of edible crustacean that looks like a small lobster or a large shrimp, often used in cooking.
Example: We ordered langostino tacos for dinner, and they were delicious.
IPA: //læŋˈɡuːst//
KK: /læŋˈguːst/
Definition: A type of spiny lobster, often found in warm waters and known for its delicate flavor and culinary use.
Example: The restaurant served a delicious dish made with langouste, which was a highlight of the meal.
IPA: //læŋˈɡuːstiːn//
KK: /læŋˈɡuːstiːn/
Definition: A type of large, edible shellfish that resembles a small lobster and is found in European waters.
Example: We ordered langoustine for dinner, and it was delicious.
IPA: /ˈlæp.fəl/
KK: /ˈlæpˌfʊl/
Definition: The amount that can be held in someone's lap, often referring to a quantity of something like food or items.
Example: She carried a lapful of flowers back from the garden.
IPA: /lɑrd/
KK: /lɑrd/
Definition: A type of fat that comes from pigs, usually white and soft, used in cooking and baking.
Example: The recipe called for lard to make the pie crust flaky.
Definition: To cover or coat something with a type of fat, or to add extra material to something to make it richer or more interesting.
Example: The chef decided to lard the roast with bacon to enhance its flavor.
IPA: /ˈlɑːrdɪd/
KK: /ˈlɑrdɪd/
Definition: Coated or filled with fat or strips of bacon, often to add flavor or moisture to food.
Example: The chef prepared a larded roast, ensuring it was juicy and flavorful.
Definition: To add fat to food, especially to make it richer or more flavorful.
Example: The chef larded the roast with bacon to enhance its taste.
IPA: /ˈlɑːrdər/
KK: /ˈlɑrdər/
Definition: A room or space where food is kept, often cool and dark, to preserve it.
Example: She kept all the canned goods in the larder to keep them fresh.
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