Garlic

What do we mean by garlic?

An onionlike plant (Allium sativum) of southern Europe having a bulb that breaks up into separable cloves with a strong distinctive odor and flavor. noun

The bulb of this plant. noun

To season or flavor (a food) with garlic. transitive verb

An onion-like bulbous plant, Allium sativum, allied to the leek, A. Porrum. noun

Appar. a special use of garlic, 1, of some particular origin. A jig or farce popular at the beginning of the seventeenth century. noun

A plant of the genus Allium (A. sativum is the cultivated variety), having a bulbous root, a very strong smell, and an acrid, pungent taste. Each root is composed of several lesser bulbs, called cloves of garlic, inclosed in a common membranous coat, and easily separable. noun

A kind of jig or farce. noun

A European plant of the Mustard family (Alliaria officinalis) which has a strong smell of garlic. noun

A tree in Jamaica (Cratæva gynandra), bearing a fruit which has a strong scent of garlic, and a burning taste. noun

A plant, Allium sativum, related to the onion), having a pungent bulbous root much used in cooking. noun

Bulbous herb of southern Europe widely naturalized; bulb breaks up into separate strong-flavored cloves noun

Aromatic bulb used as seasoning noun

A plant, Allium sativum, related to the onion, having a pungent bulb much used in cooking.

A food that vampires find unappealing, although it is healthy for the human soul. Urban Dictionary

When something is garlic, it is full of flavor. Urban Dictionary

A bulb with a strong onionlike flavor,commonly overused in any type of pseudo-italian dish. Urban Dictionary

(noun) Mockney Rhyming slang. Used as in 'garlic mash' to mean cash. Popularised by ironic references, funny or otherwise, to Jamie Oliver. Urban Dictionary

A street name for marijuana or weed, commonly used among college art students garlic can spice up any situation making everything less bland, especially art class Urban Dictionary

Yu: Baby, should I thoroughly chew one glove of garlic before our first kiss? Jin: ......... (!!) Jin: Who taught you do that? Urban Dictionary

A street name for marijuana or weed, commonly used among college art students garlic can spice up any situation making everything less bland, especially art class Urban Dictionary

The level of garlic in any food Urban Dictionary

Dope, awesome, indescribably astonishing. Urban Dictionary

A "buzz word", like the phrase "your mom", used to relieve tension. Created in a concrete apartment building in Lithuania by a Swede. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to garlic:
garlic, gaelic, gallic, galic.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word garlic:
chives, candlenut, chive, galangal, shallot, oregano, cumin, cilantro, coriander, allium, lemongrass, cloves, sauteed, scallion, tahini, allspice, paprika, parsley, marjoram, turmeric, chilli, onion, onions, clove, fennel, vinegar, thyme, caraway, eggplant, celery, sauce, chili, seasoning, grated, anchovies, spices, pepper, garnished, leek, minced, radish, cardamom, ginger, cayenne, tamarind, capers, chutney, broth, kimchi, chopped, mustard, condiment, grilled, cauliflower, tomato, carrots, dill, pickled, toasted, paste, nutmeg, masala, soy, sprouts, mayonnaise, fried, spicy, herbs, spinach, cinnamon, sausage, mashed, asparagus, lemon, cucumber, lettuce, cooked, sesame, roasted, seasoned, dish, cabbage, potatoes, yogurt, soup, boiled, stew, mushrooms, olive, pork, salted, juice, saffron, olives, shrimp, flavor, salad, ingredients, butter, beans.

Words that rhyme with garlic:
harlock, garlock, garlick, sarlac, guitar lick, karlik, narlock.

Adjectives that are often used to describe garlic:
clove, fresh, wild, chopped, large, minced, raw, roasted, little, small, saute, much, crushed, aged, more, fry, fried, olive, sliced, brown, green, powdered, granulated, lemon, grated, pickled, diced, enough, cooked, crush, guilty, extra, sauteed, unpeeled, dry, hot, pounded, mince, pungent, sweet, mashed, stale, liquid, spicy, dehydrated, mix, dietary, fat, size, discard, medium, rub, enriched, smashed, slivered, aqueous, freshly, cut, sprinkle, leaved, burnt, grind, baked, odorless, virgin, creamy, optional, softened, braided.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective garlic:
clove, powder, oil, salt, cloves, sauce, paste, bread, odor, mixture, juice, mustard, butter, soup, chives, breath, herb, eaters, tsp, capsules, bulbs, onions, onion, pepper, tablets, supplements, potatoes, croutons, extracts, vinegar, dressing, mayonnaise, cheese, chicken, puree, preparations, ballads, lovers, sausage, smell, flavor, wine, ginger, water, compounds, toast, sativum, increases, supplementation, peppers, brown, press, shrimp, marinade, pills, tomato, leaves, breathing, flavored, eater, ingestion, shows, spray, head, odour, tbsp, doves, leaf, cup, plants, parsley, lipids, lemon, consumption, bulb, jam, mix, herbs, syrup, cream, basil, burns, inhibits, pearls, perles, acts, constituents, leeks, shallot, roasted, mushrooms, stuffed, venders, braids.

Consonant match to garlic:
garlock, garlick.

Words that sound like garlic:
garlic, garlick, garlock, garlicky, carlock, gerlach, gorelick, gaelic, garrick, gallic, galic, garling, gillick, garlow, gullick, golec, guericke, gorak, colic, cholic, harlech, gorley, gourlay, gillock, gornick, garnock, carla, karla, godlike, cowlick, glick, gehrig, couric, garl, car wreck, choric, horlick, sarlac, cow lick, karak, gillig, grick, kowalik, warlick, gourock, harlock, glic, glicke, garske, goderich, grik, tarlac, carac, charlock, garry oak, greulich, korek, garc, garpike, carly, carlo, carley, karly, carlie, carli, carling, karli, karley, karlie, carlee, karlee, carrick, karmic, carlow, kartik, killick, kerrick, eolic, kadlec, orlich, good luck, gluck, gork, grech, golla, gaulke, gottschalk, grec, gearless, gluk, grecque, gorlin, jarlath, carless, carlot, agaric, carmack, carrack, carack, carnac.