grill
/ɡrɪl/
noun
- A metal framework used for cooking food over an open fire or heat source.
- He bought a new gas grill for the backyard.
- The steak sizzled on the hot grill.
- We cleaned the grill before cooking hamburgers for the party.
- A restaurant or part of a restaurant where grilled food is served.
- The hotel has a rooftop grill with a view of the city.
- She works as a chef at a popular steak grill downtown.
- We had lunch at a seafood grill near the beach.
- A decorative metal covering for the front of a vehicle, especially a car.
- He replaced the grill on his old car with a custom one.
- The truck's chrome grill was polished and shiny.
- The car's grill was damaged in the accident.
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verb
- To cook food on a grill.
- She loves to grill burgers in the summer.
- He grilled the fish until it was flaky and golden.
- We grilled chicken and vegetables for dinner.
- To question someone intensely and persistently.
- The journalist grilled the politician on his tax policies.
- My parents grilled me about where I had been all night.
- The police grilled the suspect for hours about the robbery.
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