clove
- noun
- /kloʊv/
- I mean, did it say how many cloves of garlic are in that pasta?
- a clove of garlic
- mince a clove
- chop a clove
You want a nice firm clove like this right here.
- You want a nice firm clove like this right here.
- She got the tooth removed and stuck up garlic clove in the hole.
- But at the end, you take a dab of butter and you crush a, a clove of garlic.
Examples
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I'm going to mince a garlic clove and put that in the sauce.
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Crush two of the garlic cloves, mix with tarragon some of the vinegar-and-oil dressing that we have prepared... and spoon this over the breast portion of the chicken.
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That is a huge clove of garlic.
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All we need is a clove of garlic and a wooden stake.
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You boil your 10 cloves of garlic in milk and drink it.
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Along the side of the turkey, place 5 more whole cloves of garlic and 1/2 onion, roughly chopped.
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Smash the garlic cloves with a knife and chop them into a fine paste.
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So onions, one onion or two small onions we're finely chopped and two cloves of garlic grated or chopped.
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I'm going to mince a garlic clove and put that in the sauce.
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Roast in a baking dish until garlic cloves are soft and golden brown, about 45 minutes.
Synonyms
A small part of a garlic bulb covered in thin dry skin used in cooking
Compounds
An evergreen tropical tree that makes small brown flower buds used as a spice and in medicine
Surface Forms
Etymology
Clove (a piece of garlic) comes from an old word meaning 'split' or 'cleft', because a clove is one part split from the whole garlic bulb.