1. to insert or mix something throughout; to diversify by adding different elements
Usage: third person singular present tense of interlard

Examples

• She interlards her speech with quotations from famous authors.
• The chef interlards the meat with strips of bacon for extra flavor.
• He interlards his serious lectures with humorous anecdotes.
• The writer interlards technical explanations with simple examples.
• The director interlards dramatic scenes with moments of comic relief.
• She interlards her garden with colorful flowers among the vegetables.