barbecue

1. Barbecue
   To dry or cure by exposure on a frame or gridiron. "They use little or no salt, but barbecue their game and fish in the smoke."
2. Barbecue
   To roast or broil whole, as an ox or hog. "Send me, gods, a whole hog barbecued ."

1. (n) barbecue
   A wooden framework used for supporting over a fire meat or fish to be smoked or dried.
2. (n) barbecue
   An iron frame on which large joints are placed for broiling, or on which whole animals are roasted; a large gridiron.
3. (n) barbecue
   The carcass of an ox, hog, or other animal, roasted whole.
4. (n) barbecue
   A large social or political entertainment in the open air, at which animals are roasted whole, and feasting on a generous scale is indulged in.
5. (n) barbecue
   An open floor or terrace smoothly covered with plaster or asphalt, on which to dry coffee-beans, etc.
6. barbecue
   To cure by smoking or drying on a barbecue (which see).
7. barbecue
   To dress and roast whole, as an ox or a hog, by splitting it to the backbone, and roasting it on a gridiron.

1. (v.t) Barbecue
   bärb′e-kū to roast whole, as a pig: to cure flesh by exposing it on a barbecue
2. (n) Barbecue
   a framework on which to dry and smoke meat above a fire: an animal roasted whole: an open floor on which coffee-beans and the like are spread out to dry:
3. (n) Barbecue
   (Amer.) a large social or political entertainment, where the hospitalities are on a lavish scale

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