grilled

/ ɡrɪld /

adjective

1. cooked on a grill or gridiron
2. having a grille

Example Sentences

He finds his footing, makes friends with locals and starts slinging open-faced grilled cheeses and matcha teas out of a makeshift cafe.

From New York Times

“You get the sweet and sour taste from the dressing, and you get the smokey grilled flavor from the sausage, combined with the crunchy bread. Hot dogs cover most of your taste cravings.”

From Salon

The scandals in the potential Cabinet were a bridge too far for Tapper, who grilled Johnson on the nominations during an episode of CNN's "State of the Union."

From Salon

When José Tapia ripped the tendons in his shoulder in 2017 at a warehouse in Carson, Calif., he was rushed not to a hospital but to BaronHR’s branch office to be grilled by a lawyer, according to interviews and allegations in a lawsuit.

From New York Times

It was love baked into grilled cheeses and currents of laughter that swept through the house during unexpected moments of long quiet.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• barbecue
• roast
• sear