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grillade

[ gri-lahd, -yahd; French gree-yad ]

noun

plural grillades
  1. a dish or serving of broiled or grilled meat.
  2. the act of grilling.


verb (used with object)

grilladed grillading.
  1. Obsolete. to grill or broil (meat).
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of grillade1

1650–60; < French: something grilled, equivalent to Old French grille grill 1 + -ade -ade 1
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Biggest laugh or cry: After a grillade, or cookout, at Paolo’s chalet high up in the mountain village of My, we drove even farther up the mountain, then hiked higher still to Finette’s pasture.

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La Grillade is French barbecue, in style a bit quicker and less Rabelaisian than its American low and slow cousin, demanding smaller portions, white tablecloths and people who eat with knives and forks.

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And away shuffled the Doctor to admonish Monsieur Grillade on the iniquity of neglecting this the noblest attribute of man.

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She had nothing to do with the ménage—possessed no influence over Lord Courtland, nor authority over Monsieur Grillade.

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This is the second day within a week Monsieur Grillade has thought fit to treat us with them; and it's a fortnight yesterday since I have seen either oyster or turtle soup upon the table.

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