GARLIC

*Garlick* Garlicke*

BOTTOM

Most dear Actors, eat no onions

nor GARLICKE,

for we are to utter sweet breath.

—A Midsummer Night’s Dream [Act IV, sc. 2]

LUCIO

He would mouth with a beggar,

though she smelt brown bread

and GARLICKE.

—Measure for Measure [Act III, sc. 2]

HOTSPUR

I had rather live,

With cheese and GARLICK in a windmill.

—Henry IV, Pt. 1 [Act III, sc. 1]

MENENIUS

You that stood so up much

On the voice of occupation, and

The breath of GARLIC-EATERS.

—Coriolanus [Act IV, sc. 6]

DORCAS

Mopsa must be your mistress; marry,

GARLICK to mend her kissing with.

—Winter’s Tale [Act IV, sc. 4]