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Definition of grandchild
: the child of one's son or daughter
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Recent Examples of grandchild from the Web
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Besides her son Michael, she is survived by two other sons, John and Tom; four grandchildren; and two step-granddaughters.
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A few blocks away from the front line, Faisa Muhammed, her children and grandchildren sheltered in their home.
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The Orland Park woman brought six of her grandchildren with her to help pack meals.
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The Lees plan on spending their retirement enjoying time with their grandchildren and children, who grew up in the business with Magic Wok being like a second home to them.
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For The Miami Herald Hernandez is survived by his children Maria Elena Roque, Alberto M. Hernandez and Fernando Hernandez and 10 grandchildren.
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A highlight of the anniversary evening was Facetime calls from the grandchildren who were unable to attend the party.
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But Clinton then proceeded to talk for nearly half an hour about his grandchildren, about golf, and about travel, according to Lynch.
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Lecuru said, adding that now that the event is in its 51st year, people who came to the event as newlyweds now attend with their grandchildren.
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First Known Use of grandchild
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GRANDCHILD Defined for English Language Learners
grandchild
playDefinition of grandchild for English Language Learners
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: a child of your son or daughter
GRANDCHILD Defined for Kids
grandchild
playDefinition of grandchild for Students
grandchildren
\-ˌchil-drən\: a child of a person's son or daughter
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