entrelarder.
to place pieces of bacon into meat; (obsolete) to interlard
Meaning & usage
to place pieces of bacon into meat; (obsolete) to interlard
entrelarder un filet de bœuf
to furnish something all over by interweaving, or interspersing, often as to embellish: to adorn, to interlard
entrelarder de vers un ouvrage
entrelarder son discours d’épigrammes
to insert, spray, bestrew something in various parts
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Middle French entrelarder, itself from Old French entrelarder (“to thrust into the flesh”) (1176-1181). By surface analysis, entre- (“(in) between”) + larder (“to lard”).
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