ɡrɪd

Definitions

1. noun

A pattern of intersecting lines, especially on a graph or map.

“The architect designed the city’s layout on a grid system.”

2. noun

A regular arrangement of objects, people, or things, especially in rows.

“The factory’s production line was organized on a grid, making it easy to manage.”

3. verb

To arrange or display something, especially in a regular pattern.

“The artist grid-patterned the fabric to create a unique design.”

4. verb

To divide or separate something into a regular pattern.

“The farmer grid-dried the herbs to preserve them.”

5. verb

To cover or fill something, especially in a regular pattern.

“The company grid-filled the parking lot with new pavement.”

6. noun

A grid of squares or other shapes on a piece of paper or other surface, used for drawing or painting.

“The artist used a grid to help her draw a perfect circle.”