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Encyclopedia > Gridiron

Gridiron can mean many different things:

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Gridiron - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (140 words)
Gridiron football -- either the field on which the football game is played, or the game itself.
A gridiron is also a type of grill that can be used to cook meat or other food over a fire.
A gridiron pendulum is a part of a pendulum clock as designed by John Harrison
gridiron - definition of gridiron in Encyclopedia (131 words)
Gridiron football is a term that refers to both American football and Canadian football.
The word "gridiron" alone may refer either to the field or to the sport; however, in North America it's usually only used to refer the field.
In some other English-speaking countries--particularly Australia and New Zealand--it is the primary term used to refer to the sport, differentiating it from other forms of football such as Australian rules football, association football (soccer), or rugby football.
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