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great grandmother

NOUN
  1. a mother of your grandparent

How To Use great grandmother In A Sentence

  • In my great grandmother's house in Thanjavur, a small town in Tamil Nadu, every meal represented an elaborate ritual. Deepa S. Iyer: The Sacred Act Of Eating: A Hindu Foodie's Daily Ritual
  • My great grandmother with her black skin and her blue eyes tells me that we are Geechees from the Georgia sea islands, Geechees descended from a Portuguese pirate and a Spanish Jewish woman.
  • She invests her great grandmother with a mysterious exotic quality.
  • Sinking into her comforter, I stared at the ceiling; pictured her in Italy, traipsing along the same ancient streets her great grandmother Nana had walked before she immigrated to America.
  • He follows his great grandmother who played there in 1904.
  • Relatives on my mother's side came to this general area in the late 1600s, and on my father's side, my great grandmother was a full-blooded Cherokee. Alexandra Holzer: Dracula's Castle 2012: Investigating Vampires With Supernatural Southerner! (PHOTOS)
  • The age range there is from young mothers to great grandmothers.
  • Margaret the mother of eleven children, 29 grandchildren and Great Grandmother of three is hale and hearty and welcomed all who came to deliver their congratulations.
  • Sisulu, who wrote the acclaimed children's book ‘The Gogo Went to Nile†™ about a great grandmother voting in the first democratic election in South Africa, is also trying to promote African children and ethnic oral literature through a new website, puku. co.za. The Times of India
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