garlic; common garlic plant or its bulb, used in cooking and medicine

(colloquial) to feign ignorance or act stupid to avoid responsibility; to pretend not to know

(idiom) chicken feathers and garlic skins; trivial matters of no value or importance

head or bulb of garlic, typically consisting of several individual cloves

garlic that has been mashed or minced into a paste, used as a seasoning or condiment

the whole young garlic plant before the flower stalk has bolted, used as a vegetable; green garlic

The flowering stem of a garlic plant, used as a vegetable in cooking; also known as [[蒜毫|蒜毫|suan4 hao2]]

young garlic plants harvested for their tender green leaves and stalks; also called [[蒜苗|蒜苗|suan4 miao2]]

young flowering stalks of garlic used as a vegetable; garlic scapes

A perennial herb with red or white umbrella-shaped flowers that bloom in autumn; its bulb is toxic and used in medicine.

to kowtow repeatedly and rapidly like a pestle pounding garlic; usually describing an act of begging for mercy or showing extreme gratitude or respect

To stagger, stumble, or trip over one's own feet; literally to walk unsteadily as if one's legs are knocking together. This is a Beijing-area expression.

Yellow garlic leaves grown in the dark with controlled temperature and humidity to keep them tender and pale; a common vegetable in Chinese cuisine.

(colloquial) to feign ignorance; to pretend to be confused or unaware of something

Young, tender stalks of the garlic plant, often eaten as a vegetable; also called [[蒜苗|蒜苗|suan4 miao2]].

a kitchen tool used to crush garlic cloves by forcing them through a grid of small holes

Chinese elephant garlic; a variety of garlic with large cloves

To pound garlic into a paste or pulp.

garlic pickled in a mixture of sugar, honey, and water; often made with fresh spring garlic

garlic or leeks; rocambole

scallions and garlic; onions and garlic

Prematurely white or grey hair on a young person; hair that is mixed white and black.

the smell or taste of garlic

the Lycoris radiata plant or flower

referring to something slender and cylindrical like a garlic stalk, used to describe items like jewelry or gold bars

gold bar or ingot shaped like a garlic bulb

an individual section or segment of a bulb of garlic

garlic that has been chopped or crushed into small pieces

(dialect) crushed garlic or garlic paste

thoroughly mashed or minced garlic; garlic paste

thoroughly mashed or minced garlic; garlic paste

strings of garlic bulbs braided together by their stalks

garlic sauce or pesto