Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In heraldry:
- Ornamented: said of a bearing.
- Armed: said of a human limb used as a bearing.
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
garnish .
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Examples
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If the debt is large enough, say a couple of thousand dollars, you can also be sued and your wages can be what they call garnished, which means taken away.
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No windows worthy of the name garnished the dead white walls of these houses, whose light sprang in reality from within, each house being in the form of a square of building surrounding
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No, dues aren't "garnished" in any state. by Achance
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No, dues aren't "garnished" in any state. by Achance
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No, dues aren't "garnished" in any state. by Achance
The NRSC wastes *no* time on properly greeting Giannoulias. | RedState 2010
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No, dues aren't "garnished" in any state. by Achance
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No, dues aren't "garnished" in any state. by Achance
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No, dues aren't "garnished" in any state. by Achance
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No, dues aren't "garnished" in any state. by Achance
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No, dues aren't "garnished" in any state. by Achance
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