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grandma

[ US /ˈɡɹændmɑ/ ]
[ UK /ɡɹˈændmɑː/ ]
NOUN
  1. the mother of your father or mother

How To Use grandma In A Sentence

  • Grandma is up about then and is found sweeping up the street in front of the family home picking up the beer cans and shoveling away the cinders left from the fires. OK! Now that I know . . . . . .
  • Make sure you behave yourselves when we visit Grandma.
  • Grandma always lag behind when we go for a walk.
  • Grandma always kept a bit of money tucked away in case there was an emergency.
  • At the end, the grandpas and grandmas were treated with a belated but sumptuous Onam feast which the aged from various day care centres and old age homes in the city enjoyed.
  • I called my grandma to ask her domestic questions until the day she died. Christianity Today
  • One can well forgive an author for relying on internet blitz chess to research openings grandmasters hardly ever play.
  • But as she was going to her room that night, Fräulein Rottenmeier waylaid her, and drawing her into her own, gave her strict injunctions as to how she was to address Frau Sesemann when she arrived; on no account was she to call her "grandmamma," but always to say "madam" to her. Heidi
  • To be anointed a grandmaster, players must typically maintain a rating above 2,500. Times, Sunday Times
  • She lived with my grandma after my grandad passed away and she refused to speak to me, so I stopped visiting them both. The Sun
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