raid larder

Frequency: 6.80.7 per million words

To quickly and often secretly take food from a larder.

larderVERB + larder

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Examples (10)

  • He comes home from school and raids the larder.
  • The hungry children would often raid the larder for snacks.
  • She quietly got up at midnight to raid the larder for some chocolate.
  • After the party, we had to raid the larder to find some leftovers.
  • He warned his roommate not to raid his larder without asking.
  • Whenever guests arrived unexpectedly, she would quickly raid her larder for ingredients.
  • The mischievous cat tried to raid the larder for fish.
  • During the lockdown, many people had to raid their larders to make do with what they had.
  • Don't forget to raid the larder before we leave for the trip.
  • His habit of constantly raiding the larder led to a perpetually empty fridge.