1. Plural of garnisher; people or things that garnish or decorate food or other items.
Usage: Most commonly used in culinary contexts to refer to chefs or kitchen staff who add garnishes to dishes.
2. In law, persons or entities that hold property or funds belonging to a debtor and are ordered by a court to deliver them to a creditor (legal/financial context).
Usage: Legal term; used in garnishment proceedings.

Examples

• The restaurant hired experienced garnishers to make each plate visually appealing.
• The head chef trained the garnishers on proper herb placement and presentation techniques.
• In the lawsuit, the bank and employer were named as garnishers holding the defendant's assets.
• The court ordered the garnishers to release the frozen accounts to satisfy the judgment.
• Skilled garnishers can transform a simple dish into an elegant presentation.
• The garnishers carefully arranged microgreens and edible flowers on the dessert plates.