Spenser, F

Q., IV. i. 16. Nothing grief full grows from love. Greene, Francesco's Ode. Expre ive of grediron, gyrdiron, gredyron, gredyern; gridire , gredire , an accom., simu- lating ME. iren, ire , E. iron, of * gridere for gridele, gridel, gredel , a griddle, gridiron: see grieflyt, adv . [ grief + -ly2.] Grievously. griddle. A like simulation occurs in andiron , E. D. grieflyt, a . [ With dayly diligence and griefly groans he wan her affection. Sir P. Sidney, Arcadia, ii. q. v.] 1. A grated utensil for broiling flesh grief-shot (gref's hot), a. and fish over coals or in front of a fire-grate, sorrow-stricken. usually a square frame with a handle, short legs, and transverse bars. And thou shalt make a gredyern also like a net of bra e.