Grate

Word GRATE
Character 5
Hyphenation grate
Pronunciations /ɡɹeɪt/

Definitions and meanings of "Grate"

What do we mean by grate?

To reduce to fragments, shreds, or powder by rubbing against an abrasive surface. intransitive verb

To cause to make a harsh grinding or rasping sound through friction. intransitive verb

To irritate or annoy persistently. intransitive verb

To rub or wear away. intransitive verb

To make a harsh rasping sound. intransitive verb

To cause irritation or annoyance. intransitive verb

A harsh rasping sound made by scraping or rubbing. noun

A framework of parallel or latticed bars for blocking an opening. noun

A framework of metal bars used to hold fuel or food in a stove, furnace, or fireplace. noun

A fireplace. noun

A perforated iron plate or screen for sieving and grading crushed ore. noun

To equip with a grate. transitive verb

A grater. noun

To furnish with a grate or grates; fill in with cross-bars: as, to grate a window.

Pleasant; agreeable.

A partition made with bars parallel to or crossing one another; a framework of bars in a door, window, hatchway, or other opening. noun

A frame of metal bars in which fuel is burned, especially coal. noun

The floor of a fire-box or furnace, formed of a series or group of bars; the bottom of a furnace, on which the fuel rests, and through which it is supplied with air. noun

In metallurgy: A perforated metal plate used in the stamping of ores, through which the pounded ore passes. noun

A screen. noun

A horizontal metal grill through which water, ash, or small objects can fall, while larger objects cannot

A frame or bed, or kind of basket, of iron bars, for holding fuel while burning

Synonyms and Antonyms for Grate

The word "grate" in example sentences

A moderate fire in the grate is the only mode of heating, and they seem quite oblivious to the danger of throwing a door open into a cold hall at one's back, while the servants pass in and out with the various courses at dinner. ❋ Unknown (1898)

Lenz: There was something really appealing to me about standing around the drain grate tasting barrel samples from an old juice container. ❋ Unknown (2009)

This so-called 'drainage' grate is located at the west end of the ravine. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Another common fault in modern fireplaces is, that they are too shallow to allow sufficient space for the grate; and, when the grate is set too far forward into the room, it is evident that a very strong draught will be required to draw the smoke up the chimney. ❋ Jane (1845)

The sound of crackle in the grate is the most welcoming soundtrack to an evening with friends. ❋ Rita Konig (2010)

I like a lively debate but the insults and name-calling grate after a while. ❋ Unknown (2009)

A fire burning low in the grate was the sole light of the apartment; its beams flashed mockingly on the somewhat showy Versaillese furniture and gilding here, in style as unlike that of the structural parts of the building as it was possible to be, and probably introduced by ❋ Unknown (2006)

Sadly, it seemed that that fire burning passionately in the grate was a make-or-break element for the director, and of course by now, I was desperate: I could taste The Family Stone. ❋ Amy Wilentz (2006)

Barely visible between the bars of the grate was a plastic card. ❋ Patterson, James, 1947- (2005)

The fire in the firebox is supported by the grate, which is in the form of metal teeth or bars, so as to permit air to pass through the fuel from underneath. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

The bright fire in the grate is a heap of smouldering ashes and all the pictures and dreams are dead. ❋ Jane Burr (N/A)

Under the grate is a closed chamber, and a jet of superheated steam plays into this and carries with it by induction a continuous current of air. ❋ Various (N/A)

But beside the grate was a stand of brass - headed fire irons: shovel, tongs, and poker. ❋ Carr, John Dickson, 1906-1977 (1942)

And in the grate were the identical four knobs of coal I had carefully spilt there. ❋ Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976 (1927)

Outside the grate was a narrow open space and then a desk. ❋ Francis Rolt-Wheeler (1918)

The grate is the scheme in which are placed all the laws guiding the universe, which do away with chaos, substituting in its place strict, iron, inviolable order, forgotten by mankind. ❋ Leonid Nikolayevich Andreyev (1895)

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