Grāpe'-shōt, n.

noun

(Mil.) A certain number of iron balls, usually nine, put together by means of cast iron circular plates at top and bottom, with two rings, and a central connecting pin and nut. Formerly the balls were placed in tiers around an iron pin, attached to a bottom plate, and inclosed in a canvas bag. Roberts.

A diagram of spherical shot arranged in layers within a cylindrical frame held together by horizontal bands.
Grape-shot.