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[Noun] | "gar*ni*ture" | \ ˈgär-ni-chər \
1: embellishment, trimming
2: a set of decorative objects (such as vases, urns, or clocks)
Origin: 1558 ;
Middle English garnetture "border, trimming" (Early Modern English garniture "appurtenances"), borrowed from Anglo-French gerneiture, garniture "ornament, mount for a jewel" & Middle French garniture "accessory," going back to Old French garneture "accessory for a saddle," from garnir "to equip, trim, decorate" + -eture, -iture, going back to Latin -ītūra, from -īt-, participle ending of 4th conjugation verbs + -ūra {see: |-ure|-ure} {mat|garnish:1|};
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[Noun] | "garniture"
1: something that decorates or beautifies;
* e.g., " ... she prefers a spare style of interior decoration and doesn't go in for a lot of garnitures "
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[ "garniture" ]
1: a decoration or type of garnish used for many items of furniture.
* e.g., ... "now selling cilantro garniture for 399!"
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