Verb: garner gaa(r)-nu(r)
Usage: archaic
- Acquire or deserve by one's efforts or actions
"its beauty garnered Paris the name 'City of Lights'";
- earn, win
- Assemble or get together
"The committee garnered support for the new proposal";
- gather, collect, pull together
- [archaic] Store grain
"The farmers garnered the wheat harvest in large silos"
Usage: archaic
- A storehouse for threshed grain or animal feed
"The farmer stored the harvest in the garner for the winter";
- granary
Derived forms: garners, garnering, garnered
Type of: acquire, depot, entrepot, get, group, storage, store, storehouse
Encyclopedia: Garner, Michael