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means Bread split or sliced, slathered with butter or oil and garlic, and toasted or baked until crisp-edged and fragrant.

from The combination is ancient in spirit — bread rubbed with garlic and oil goes back to peasant tables across the Mediterranean, a way to make stale bread worth eating again. The word 'garlic' itself traces to Old English 'gārlēac,' literally 'spear-leek,' from 'gār' (spear) describing the plant's pointed leaves. The familiar buttery, oven-toasted version loved today is largely a 20th-century development, especially popularized in American Italian-immigrant cooking, where it became the beloved sidekick to pasta dinners.