simple past tense and past participle of grill
"She grilled the steak perfectly before serving it to her guests."
In plain English: To grill something means to cook it by holding it over direct heat until it gets brown and crispy on the outside.
"We enjoyed grilled chicken for dinner last night."
Cooked on a grill.
"The new sports car arrived at the dealership with its hood and front bumper already grilled to match the aggressive styling of the model."
Fitted with a grille.
The word grilled comes from combining the noun grill with the past tense suffix -ed to describe food cooked on a hot grate. This formation follows the standard pattern of adding -ed to verbs to indicate an action that has already been completed.