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garnish
noun
-
garnish
,
garnishes
,
garnishing
,
garnished
a
small
amount
of
food
used
to
decorate
a
dish
in
order
to
enhance
its
appearance
or
flavor
•
The
chef
placed
a
fresh
parsley
garnish
on
the
soup
.
The
chef
placed
a
fresh
parsley
garnish
on
the
soup
.
•
A
lemon
garnish
makes
the
fish
look
more
appealing
.
A
lemon
garnish
makes
the
fish
look
more
appealing
.
From
Middle
English
garnischen
,
from
Old
French
garnir
(“
to
equip
,
adorn
”),
originally
meaning
to
provide
or
equip
.
verb
-
garnish
,
garnishes
,
garnishing
,
garnished
to
decorate
a
dish
with
a
small
amount
of
food
to
improve
its
appearance
or
flavor
•
The
waiter
garnished
the
plate
with
edible
flowers
.
The
waiter
garnished
the
plate
with
edible
flowers
.
•
She
garnishes
every
cocktail
with
a
fruit
twist
.
She
garnishes
every
cocktail
with
a
fruit
twist
.
From
Middle
English
garnischen
,
from
Old
French
garnir
(“
to
equip
,
adorn
”),
originally
meaning
to
provide
or
equip
.
verb
-
garnish
,
garnishes
,
garnishing
,
garnished
to
legally
seize
money
from
someone's
wages
or
property
to
pay
off
a
debt
•
The
court
ordered
to
garnish
his
salary
for
child
support
.
The
court
ordered
to
garnish
his
salary
for
child
support
.
•
They
will
garnish
her
bank
account
if
unpaid
.
They
will
garnish
her
bank
account
if
unpaid
.
Same
origin
as
culinary
sense
,
from
Old
French
garnir
;
later
applied
to
legal
seizure
as
'equipping'
the
creditor
with
debtor's
assets
.