grillwork

[gril-wurk]

noun

1. material so formed as to function as or to have the appearance of a grille.

Word History and Origins

Origin of grillwork¹

First recorded in 1895–1900; grill ² + work

Example Sentences

The windows were boarded up, and the remnants of iron grillwork hung from the frames.

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A tuberculosis clinic channels natural airflow to patient rooms and a healing garden through handsome grillwork made by local artisans.

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Before the bank with its Italian marble floors and bronze grillwork was complete, the federak Banking Reform Act was enacted.

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By expanding, simplifying, then refracting Mexico City’s 1930s and ’40s grillwork into blocks of vivid colors, she echoes the medallions of concentric diamonds at the center of many traditional rugs.

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And farther east on 50th Street the wonderful grillwork covering the fire escapes was Stone’s idea.

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