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Grandma   /grˈæmɑ/  /grˈændmɑ/   Listen
Grandma

noun
1.
The mother of your father or mother.  Synonyms: gran, grandmother, grannie, granny, nan, nanna.



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"Grandma" Quotes from Famous Books



... home dessert I used to get at Grandma's," he said. "At least the peaches and the ice cream were. She always had cup-cake with ...
— Molly Brown's Senior Days • Nell Speed

... great deal of excitement and bustle in the kitchen, and probably no one there took time to think about the squirrel, or to wonder how she was getting on. But there was an old grandma in the house who was too aged to take a hand in the baking; this she herself understood, but just the same she did not relish the idea of being left out of the game. She felt rather downhearted; and for this reason she did not go to bed but seated herself by the sitting-room ...
— The Wonderful Adventures of Nils • Selma Lagerlof

... to find out; all I could get out of him was they'd been living in Santa Fe since he was a baby, and that his papa was a preacher. I 'spect one of them missionaries 'mong the heathenish Greasers. He said they was going back to his grandma's in the States, but he could not tell where. I couldn't get nothing out of them Mexican bull-whackers neither—what they know'd wasn't half as much as the kid—and I had to ...
— The Old Santa Fe Trail - The Story of a Great Highway • Henry Inman

... aloud behind the scenes, and 'Bluebeard,' made into a little play. My paternal grandmother, a straight-backed, severe looking old lady, was then visiting us. How my mother managed it I don't know, but Grandma, who abhorred theatricals, was soon reading 'Villikens' for us to practice, and she even consented to appear as one of Bluebeard's departed wives. A sheet was hung up to represent a wall; the wives stood behind it and put their heads through holes that had been cut for the ...
— The Life of Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson • Nellie Van de Grift Sanchez

... her eyes; and she rushed off to her bedroom, banging the doors violently behind her. Old Madame Mehudin said nothing more about denouncing Florent. Muche, however, told La Normande that he met his grandma talking with Monsieur Lebigre in ...
— The Fat and the Thin • Emile Zola


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