What is another word for gridiron?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡɹˈɪda͡ɪ͡ən], [ ɡɹˈɪdaɪən], [ ɡ_ɹ_ˈɪ_d_aɪə_n]
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Synonyms for Gridiron:
n.
• American Football (noun)-
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- blender,
- turf,
- coffee maker,
- barbecue,
- Barbie,
- coffee machine,
- cooker,
- beater,
- colander,
- burner,
- griddle.
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- broiler.
- hippodrome,
- ground,
- boards,
- course,
- ice,
- rink,
- pit,
- rinks,
- gyms,
- amphitheatre,
- coliseum,
- ring,
- park,
- amphitheatres,
- gymnasium,
- circus,
- gym,
- platform,
- stage,
- square.
- intersection,
- interchange,
- exchange,
- junction,
- grating,
- crossroad,
- traverse,
- screen,
- passage,
- bridge,
- overpass,
- network.
- race track,
- landing strip,
- amphitheater,
- range,
- terrain,
- track,
- lot,
- circuit,
- playground,
- grounds,
- battlefield,
- golf course,
- green,
- court,
- theater.
- cloverleaf,
- frying pan,
- playing area,
- traversal,
- underpass,
- crossways,
- stadium,
- spider,
- fry pan,
- under pass,
- field,
- cooking utensil,
- playing field,
- woks,
- athletic field,
- crossway,
- grade crossing,
- crossing,
- loop,
- cloverleaves,
- decussation,
- over pass,
- Cross-way,
- gratings,
- crosswalks,
- inter-change,
- racecourse,
- underpasses,
- fairground,
- racecourses,
- wok,
- Cross-road,
- fairgrounds,
- cross-roads,
- Spiders,
- cookware,
- crosswalk,
- diamond.
Other synonyms:
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- grate.
- orchestra,
- coal tongs,
- tennis court,
- crane,
- poker,
- pool hall,
- reticulum,
- lacework,
- weft,
- shovel,
- sleeve,
- stretch,
- fretwork,
- webbing,
- fret,
- hatching,
- football,
- forestage,
- crook,
- fireplace,
- caboose,
- turnspit,
- grille,
- Stew-pan,
- coulisse,
- reference grid,
- Camboose,
- tripod,
- trellis,
- lacing,
- american football field,
- stage left,
- lace,
- sieve,
- salamander,
- lattice,
- band shell,
- meshes,
- cricket ground,
- reticulation,
- web,
- twill,
- putting green,
- basketwork,
- dressing room,
- switchboard,
- coal fire,
- outfield,
- board,
- lifter,
- power grid,
- grillwork,
- webwork,
- hob,
- greenroom,
- matting,
- wings,
- fire hook,
- baseball field,
- reticle,
- links,
- filigree,
- infield,
- acting area,
- latticework,
- dock,
- weaving,
- power system,
- basketball court,
- billiard parlor,
- griller,
- netting,
- apron stage,
- poolroom,
- proscenium,
- fire tongs,
- rack,
- riddle,
- kitchener,
- grill,
- reticule,
- skating rink,
- felt,
- ball,
- tongs,
- footie,
- shell,
- meshwork,
- hachure,
- badminton court,
- arabesque,
- hoop,
- spit,
- backlog,
- wicker,
- bowling green,
- lacery,
- tissue,
- chain,
- ice rink,
- andiron,
- orchestra pit,
- stage right,
- cross-hatching,
- the boards,
- texture,
- Plexure,
- backstage,
- mokes,
- screening,
- playroom,
- pothook,
- wicket,
- bandstand,
- control grid,
- trivet,
- soccer field,
- ashpan,
- apron,
- raddle,
- net,
- wickerwork,
- mat,
- Brander,
- weave,
- fairway,
- bowling alley,
- lightboard,
- basketry,
- plait,
- archery ground,
- plexus,
- fly gallery,
- fly floor,
- crisscross,
- mesh,
- oval,
- squash court,
- damper,
- glaciarium,
- firedog,
- cancellation,
- golf links,
- Interlacement,
- flies,
- skein,
- trelliswork,
- Intertexture,
- wattle.
How to use "Gridiron" in context?
Gridiron football is a sport that originated in American colleges in the nineteenth century. The game is played on a rectangular field with a yardline at one end and a goal line at the other. A team of eleven players, seven on offense and four on defense, lines up in a straight line just beyond the yard line. The offense tries to advance down the field by kicking or running the ball into the opposing team's end zone, while the defense tries to prevent the offense from scoring. The game is won by the team that scores the most points, usually by kicking or running the ball into the end zone.
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