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gridiron

[grid-ahy-ern] / ˈgrɪdˌaɪ ərn /




NOUN
frying pan
Synonyms


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What’s even stranger about their absence from national relevance on the gridiron is that the Ivy League essentially invented big-time college football.

From The Wall Street Journal

This page will let the sports department debate the pros and cons of the team’s decision on the gridiron, but Wilson’s legacy in the community is stellar, and he will be missed.

From Seattle Times

But when you see the names on the marquee to start a huge Labor Day weekend on the gridiron, this has always seemed like the start line.

From Fox News

In this city of more than 133,000 in north-central Florida, much more is at stake this fall than gridiron glory.

From Washington Post

London said at Pac-12 media day in July that not having to alternate between football and basketball allowed him to improve all aspects of his gridiron game.

From Seattle Times