Definition of grandma
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DelBianco finished her debut novel, Rough Animals, while living with her 88-year-old grandma in the months after graduation.
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At the time, she and my grandma hadn’t spoken in 40 years.
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His grandma has said a thing or two about the wedding.
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With grandma in the backseat, Truckstop Trungelitti raced from Bracelona to Paris to make the main draw, the luckiest of luckiest losers.
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For months thereafter, Mama circled the apartment grandma died in like a finger around an angry wound.
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Mom’s at the wheel, grandma’s in the passenger seat, and four children, including a boy in a wheelchair, fill in the two rows in the back.
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Planning to use grandma's disabled parking placard to get a prime spot for that upcoming ballgame or concert?
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Camilla is also reportedly known for wearing the Greville Tiara, another royal adornment that was passed down from Charles' grandma.
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First Known Use of grandma
1772
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