Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Garlic"

A: The use is slang and is adapted from a movie by the same name - Killer Diller.

It’s come to mean something highly and usually factitiously sensational of its kind.

Examples:

Hocus-pocus and killer-diller battles between good and evil
— Jean Garrigue

Killer-diller love scenes
— C. J. Rolo

A: It doesn’t necessarily have to be garlic bread. It’s just that the person who made this really likes garlic bread. You can replace garlic bread with anything that you like that doesn’t have the word “end” in it

It’s saying that the words “best friend”, “girlfriend”, “boyfriend” all have the word “end” in them so they will end eventually but garlic bread doesn’t have the word “end” so it won’t end so you can always have garlic bread. This isn’t literal but it’s just funny cause of the words, it’s kind of like wordplay

A: It is a slightly mocking or funny way of saying that someone is using too much garlic.

A: It's some kind of food. Well a ingredient. If you search on google you will see it.

A: are

A: “..Growing itself” sounds like the garlic was growing garlic. Like they are a human

The garlic was growing on its own implies that the garlic was growing without any help.

For the sentences to have the same meaning the first sentence should say “growing by itself”

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A: Garlic bulb and garlic head are the same https://i.stack.imgur.com/JidYE.jpg <- like that. But a garlic clove is the small pieces inside

A: the sentences are both grammatically correct, so you can choose. If you start the sentence with the words "it is helpful..." maybe you're stressing out that there are other solutions to the problem too, whereas if you say "eating garlic soup..." you're focusing on that object

A: They're the same thing

A: 완벽해! Perfect!

A: I am not used to eating garlic.

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A: When ordering your food at a restaurant, ask the waiter or waitress "Does this item have garlic?". Then place your order and then say "without garlic" after it.
"I'll have the spaghetti, without garlic please."

A: ‎I separate the garlic into cloves and take the skin off of each one. But sometimes my finger gets hurt because the garlic skin is so hard. (I am specifying 'garlic skin' so it is not confused with 'finger skin' )

A: This garlic doesn't have much of a smell.
This garlic doesn't smell as much.

A: Get rid of the "a"
It smells like garlic.

A: "I'm sorry if my breath smells like garlic."

A: I would say, "the smell of garlic sauce really perks my appetite!"