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Meanings of grandson in English
Kinship.
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Usage of grandson in English
1
Of course, we're really not on our way to your grandson's boat.
2
When her young adult grandson comes home she does not remember him.
3
Recently I met Nicholas Plaatjies, his great grandson, also an expert angler.
4
Your grandson must be quite a young man by now, she says.
5
Last month, the divine's great-grandson received it as a 16th birthday present.
6
Templeton Thorpe was at rest; he had thanked his grandson in advance.
7
The monarch in question was Kadashman-Kharbe, the grandson of Ashur-uballit of Assyria.
8
They are now in the family of her great-grandson, the late Hon.
9
Robert Emmet seemed to be talking to her grandson pleasantly enough, however.
10
I hope he treated his grandson better than he did the jarvies.
11
Richard can come home and see his grandson, and meet his son.
12
Nothing will happen if you're close to the Queen's grandson, he said.
13
She frowned when she saw said grandson putting my .45 back together.
14
The cousins did not count in the face of the grandson's claims.
15
Corporon had taken his grandson there to audition for a singing competition.
16
I think the great-grandson, Mark Mayes, is coming to visit the reverend.
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Grandson across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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