Garnish

What do we mean by garnish?

To enhance in appearance by adding decorative touches; embellish. transitive verb

To decorate (prepared food or drink) with small colorful or savory items. transitive verb

To seize (property such as wages) by garnishment. transitive verb

To serve (someone) with papers announcing the garnishment of that person's property in order to satisfy a debt. transitive verb

An ornamentation or embellishment, especially one added to a prepared food or drink for decoration or added flavor. noun

Ornament; something added for embellishment; decoration; dress; array. noun

In cookery, something placed round or added to a principal dish at table, either for embellishment merely or for use as a relish. noun

A set of dishes, plates, and the like, for table use. noun

Fetters. noun

A fee, as to a servant; specifically, money formerly paid by a prisoner on his going to prison as a fee to fellow-prisoners: now illegal. noun

1. To fortify; defend.

To adorn; decorate with ornaments or appendages; set off.

To fit with fetters.

To furnish; supply; garrison.

In cookery, to ornament, as a dish, with something laid round it.

In law, to warn; give notice.

Something added for embellishment; decoration; ornament; also, dress; garments, especially such as are showy or decorated. noun

Something set round or upon a dish as an embellishment, such as parsley. See Garnish, v. t., 2. noun

A set of dishes, often pewter, containing a dozen pieces of several types.

Pewter vessels in general.

Something added for embellishment.

Clothes; garments, especially when showy or decorative.

Something set round or upon a dish as an embellishment.

Fetters.

A fee; specifically, in English jails, formerly an unauthorized fee demanded from a newcomer by the older prisoners.

Cash.

To take money out of your account when it is needed at the worst possible time Urban Dictionary

A small group of or a single pubic hair that is stuck to the side of a toilet or urinal. Urban Dictionary

Like served pwned or owned only in the extreme. Derives from the act of hiding garnish in ones clothes as a prank Urban Dictionary

An extremely unlikeable friend of a friend who you put up with to please your friend - Urban Dictionary

To add a touch of bling to an outfit. Urban Dictionary

After dropping your man juice on a persons face, you rip your ass hair out and sprinkle it upon thier face. To "garnish " ones face Urban Dictionary

To have a touch of bling accenting an outfit. Urban Dictionary

Any amount of money owned to a third party creditor. Urban Dictionary

The female equivalent of teabagging, in which a woman rubs her saucy vagina along the forehead of an unsuspecting victim. Hair or anything left behind can be referred to as parsley. Urban Dictionary

Bra or panties. Any article of lingerie that is moved to the side prior to eating a tasty dish. Kind of like parsley, but with lace. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to garnish:
garnish, garish, tarnish, varnish, harnish, garfish, garnis.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word garnish:
daikon, garnished, coriander, zest, parsley, capers, paprika, grated, caviar, desserts, chopped, onion, dishes, cucumber, pickled, borrower, cocktail, onions, slice, dish, lemon, martini, salad, ingredient, flavor, spices, vodka, gin, fried, cooked, recipes, flavour, soup, dessert, tomato, boiled, sauce, cuisine, wages, cake, mint, ingredients, bumper, garlic, juice, twist, mustard, vegetable, recipe, baked, bacon, potatoes, butter, citrus, ginger, cheese, drink, eaten, lime, beverages, texture, chicken, dressing, lamp, cream, drinks, cooking, ham, tomatoes, beef, cherry, meat, olive, adds, vegetables, bread, taste, trim, decoration, variants, rice, steering, fresh, fruit, powder, trunk, rear, leaves, add, sweet, gibson, eggs, thin, panel, beer, plate, salt, mixture, prepared, door.

Words that rhyme with garnish:
tarnish, varnish, harnish, nail varnish, harnisch, barnish.

Adjectives that are often used to describe garnish:
attractive, pretty, lovely, excellent, nice, optional, fresh, good, beautiful, colorful, final, little, edible, mere, simple, lemon, suitable, traditional, appropriate, wonderful, decorative, adroit, green, tasty, perfect, fine, delicious, delicate, hot, additional, classic, unusual, favorite, interesting, elegant, effective, popular, usual, ready, false, plentiful, light, extra, flavorful, complicated, bright, crunchy, fair, pleasing, handsome, sweet, chopped, red, elaborate, olive, grated, front, sour, quick, artificial, cold, generous, external, crisp, italian, easy, spectacular, outward, top, colourful, exotic, flat, freshly, salad, fried, copious, alternative, customary, versatile.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective garnish:
top, platter, servings, soup, plate, plates, salad, dish, bowls, fish, tops, center, money, pie, chicken, end, glasses, slices, sides, bowl, glass, potatoes, edge, salads, rice, parsley, edges, base, canapes, soups, moldings, portions, cheese, meat, roast.

Words that sound like garnish:
garnish, garnache, garnett, cornish, garnished, corniche, garnishee, carnage, garnet, garna, garish, ganesh, garnier, garneau, girish, garney, garni, cornage, garniture, tarnish, varnish, harnish, carmouche, harnisch, gorny, gorney, gournet, gornick, garnock, garnsey, garnes, guarnieri, garner, carnal, greenish, garn, cornice, carnate, grayish, cornett, greyish, carnell, currish, garners, carna, garnishes, ghanoush, carnot, carnet, garnishing, gurnet, karnal, carnous, garfish, carneal, gainage, hornish, carnea, gorma, carney, carny, carne, carnie, carwash, carni, harnage, carnies, karney, car wash, guarneri, carneys, caniche, karnow, gonna, cornell, cornet, garmin, corna, gorn, cornel, garman, koresh, gresh, garnets, garmon, grush, cornus, gone it, goret, gunnage, garms, carmel, cornea, carma, corn hole, corneal, carnac, corn tash, carnap, corn oil.