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gridded

gridded

3.9
Divided into squares or boxes by lines to show parts
  • adjective
  • /ˈɡrɪdəd/
translation icon : enrejado
  • The city plan featured gridded streets, making navigation easy for residents.

Because I don't want it to look like it's too gridded.

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Examples

  • The map displayed a gridded layout, helping travelers locate their destinations quickly.

  • The artist used gridded paper to ensure precise measurements in her drawing.

  • On the drawing board, architectural models, Palermo's Gridded streets unknown to my stolen glances, the group watches me.

  • None of it is real, it's just all manufactured music that's been pitched and pocketed, gridded and auto tuned all the way through.

Synonyms

tessellated
vsgridded
1 8.4

A surface covered with small shapes like tiles that fit closely together

is arranged into a regular rectangular or square grid pattern
latticed
vsgridded
1 5.6

Made with a pattern of crossed strips or bars

is formed by perpendicular lines creating closed rectangular or square cells

Surface Forms

gridded positive

Morphology

gridded = grid (transparent) = grid + ed

Formed by adding the regular adjectival/past-participial suffix '-ed' to 'grid', so the meaning is directly derived from 'grid'.

Etymology

Gridded comes from the word grid, which originally named a 'gridiron', a metal frame of bars with lines. So something gridded is divided or marked by that same 'pattern of lines', like a map or table.