larderer
The Century Dictionary: The Encyelopedic Lexicon of the English Language · 1887 · p. 697
(liir’dér-ér), n. [ larder + -er1,.] One who has charge of a larder. John Fitz-John, by Reason of his Mannor of 8. in Norfolk, was admitted to be chief Larderer. Baker, Chronicles, p. 136. larder-houset (liir’dér-hous), ». [ME. lardyrhows.] Same as larder1, 1.
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