garnish
Cross references: 1. adorn 1. gar.nish \'ga:r-nish\ vt [ME garnishen, fr. MF garniss-, stem of garnir to warn, equip], garnish, of Gmc origin; akin to OHG warno-n to take heed - more at WARN 1a: DECORATE, EMBELLISH 1b: to add decorative or savory touches to (food) 2: to equip with accessories : FURNISH 3: GARNISHEE 2. garnish n 1: EMBELLISHMENT, ORNAMENT 2: a savory and usu. decorative condiment slang 3a: an unauthorized fee formerly extorted from a new inmate by the keeper o f an English jail 3b: a similar payment required of a new workman
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