—grill /ɡrɪl/
noun [C]
B1 UK (US broiler) the surface in a cooker that can be heated to very high temperatures and under which you put food to be cooked
See picture: grill/(US) broiler 
Thesaurus+: ↑Kitchen appliances
B1 a frame of metal bars over a fire on which food can be put to be cooked
Thesaurus+: ↑Kitchen appliancesF0 MAINLY US an informal restaurant
Thesaurus+: ↑Restaurants and cafesverb [T] (COOK) ↑Verb Endings for grill
B1 to cook food over fire or hot coals, usually on a metal frame:
» Dad was grilling chicken in the back yard.B1 UK (US broil) to cook something under a very hot surface in a cooker:
» I'll grill the bacon rather than fry it.Thesaurus+: ↑Preparing food using heat , ↑Preparing foodverb [T] (QUESTION) ↑Verb Endings for grill
► F0 to ask someone a lot of questions for a long time: » After being grilled by the police for two days, Johnson signed a confession.» Her parents would grill her about where she'd been.Thesaurus+: ↑Questioning people and asking questions in general , ↑Curiosity , ↑Suspecting and questioning- give sb grief
- give sb hell
- give sb notice
- give sb pause
- give sb something to talk about
- give sb/sth a tow
- give sb the benefit of the doubt
- give sb the brush-off
- give sb the cold shoulder
- give sb the creeps
- give sb the elbow
- give sb the finger
- give sb the freedom of
- give sb the glad eye
- give sb the heave-ho
- give sb their due
- give sb their head
- give sb the jitters
- give sb the push
- give sb the runaround
- give sb the shits
- give sb the slip
- give sb the time of day
- give sb to understand sth
- give sb up