larded
Speech parts
1. larded - Adjective
2. larded - Verb
Meaning
of Lard
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To gain the access offered by this fellowship was unheard-of — even though it would surely be larded with bushels of spin."
Not so long ago, politicians vying for office larded their speeches and debates with promises to better the lives of constituents — touting better jobs, lower taxes and the chance for hard-working Americans to get ahead.
Opponents say it’s money that could be found elsewhere in the township budget, which they insist is larded with waste — the same charge leveled in Lansing by opponents of raising taxes to pay for road repairs.
While Republican tax cuts larded most of the benefits on the wealthy and provided only weak stimulus to job growth, the CPC’s budget makes jobs the first priority.