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UK
/ɡɹˈændɐdˌi/
]
[ US /ˈɡɹænˌdædi/ ]
[ US /ˈɡɹænˌdædi/ ]
NOUN
- the father of your father or mother
How To Use granddaddy In A Sentence
- You gotta be my grandbaby, what lost her mama and daddy and is headin ' west wif her granddaddy. PAINT THE WIND
- When it comes to environmental change, the implementation of the Three Gorges dam and reservoir is the great granddaddy of all changes.
- I took that one at, uh, my granddaddy's ranch in Texarkana.
- (formerly the product of Pyra Labs, now owned by Google) is the granddaddy of the Web blog services.
- Because every little boy is convinced that his granddaddy is the most important granddaddy in the world. The Great Republic: A History of America
- I took that one at, uh, my granddaddy's ranch in Texarkana.
- The granddaddy of all space conspiracy theories has to be that the moon landings were faked on a soundstage.
- ‘I'm a fisherman, me, like my daddy and granddaddy,’ one old shrimper tells Tidwell.
- The Flashpoint occurs when corporatist attempt to compel all in support of their cause which might be plans to achieve religious or cultural unity, raciest, sexist, or sexual-preference supremacy, and the granddaddy of corporatism; territorial and financial domination which exploits all other forms of corporatism to achieve its ends. CNN Poll: Will Obama name a liberal to Supreme Court?
- Well, it's a program now referred to as the granddaddy of all reality television shows. CNN Transcript Jan 28, 2006