Examples from the web for grandma
- Lose that neuron, and you no longer recognize grandma.
- Evolution favored children whose grandma lived long enough to raise them while the parents were grubbing out an existence.
- Instead of talking to mom or dad or grandma or grandpa for free you have to pay for it today.
- We need intelligent targeted measures in addition to the blanket measures which have grandma getting a pat down.
- Furthermore let's go talk to grandma and clear all this up once and for all.
- Thanks so much for including my great-grandma's recipe.
- If she says that it will use the photo of your grandma for the cover of your book, mark that down.
- Actually, it's not grandma that needs to worry about being thrown under a bus.
- If your family vehicle is equipped for remote piloting, a service could drive sonny or grandma around town.
- These mellow, munchy slices bring back memories of grandma's fragrant pickle crock under the cellar stairs.
British Dictionary definitions for grandma
Word Origin and History for grandma
n. 1793, childish or familiar form of grandmother (see ma). Grandmama is recorded from 1749.
Slang definitions & phrases for grandma
grandma
noun - The lowest and slowest gear of a truck; creeper (1940s+ Truckers)
- Any old woman: Can I carry your groceries, grandma? (1940s+)
[the second sense's date must be much earlier]