Grill ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Grill ( verb )

1. To cook food over direct heat, especially on a metal frame over hot charcoal or gas.
2. To subject to intense or harsh questioning or criticism.

Origin:

From middle english grilen, from old english *grilian, from proto-germanic *griljaną, from proto-indo-european *gʰréǵʰelis ("to turn, twist, rub"). cognate with low german grilen, dutch griele.

Examples:

1. She grilled the steak for dinner.
2. He was grilled by the reporters about his political views.
3. The burgers will be grilled over an open flame.
4. She grilled the vegetables for a healthy meal.
5. The detective grilled the suspect for hours until they confessed.

(As a noun)

Grill ( noun )

1. To cook food over direct heat, especially on a metal frame over hot charcoal or gas.
2. To subject to intense or harsh questioning or criticism.

Origin:

From middle english grilen, from old english *grilian, from proto-germanic *griljaną, from proto-indo-european *gʰréǵʰelis ("to turn, twist, rub"). cognate with low german grilen, dutch griele.

Examples:

1. She grilled the steak for dinner.
2. He was grilled by the reporters about his political views.
3. The burgers will be grilled over an open flame.
4. She grilled the vegetables for a healthy meal.
5. The detective grilled the suspect for hours until they confessed.