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Traditional English :: grill(1)
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grile - n. & v. --n. 1 a a device on a cooker for radiating heat downwards. b = GRIDIRON(1). 2 a dish of food cooked on a grill. 3 (in full grill room) a restaurant serving grilled food. --v. 1 tr. & intr. cook or be cooked under a grill or on a gridiron. 2 tr. & intr. subject or be subjected to extreme heat, esp. from the sun. 3 tr. subject to severe questioning or interrogation. griller n. grilling n. (in sense 3 of v.). [F gril (n.), griller (v.), f. OF forms of GRILLE] |
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Traditional English :: grill(2)
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grile - var. of GRILLE. |
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Traditional English :: grillage
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grile - n. a heavy framework of cross-timbering or metal beams forming a foundation for building on difficult ground. [F (as GRILLE)] |
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Traditional English :: grille
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grile - n. (also grill) 1 a grating or latticed screen, used as a partition or to allow discreet vision. 2 a metal grid protecting the radiator of a motor vehicle. [F f. OF graìlle f. med.L graticula, craticula: see GRIDDLE] |
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Traditional English :: grilse
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grile - n. a young salmon that has returned to fresh water from the sea for the first time. [ME: orig. unkn.] |
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English Idioms :: grief
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grile - See: COME TO GRIEF, GOOD GRIEF, GOOD NIGHT(2) or GOOD GRIEF. |
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