Usage of "granger" | TermGallery

Portuguese

Catalan

Spanish

A person who operates a farm.

Usage of granger in English

The protests of the granger's defender and friend were unavailing. 
 Trail's End 

I shall have Mrs. Granger buy me another camera for future viewings. 
 The Bazaar of Bad Dreams 

With the destruction of the Granger states, the Grangers in Congress disappeared. 
 The Iron Heel 

The cities won't do well in the next few days, said Granger. 
 Fahrenheit 451 

James Granger, Vicar of Shiplake in Oxfordshire; where he died in 1776. 
 The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 3 

I called on Carol Granger, because I thought she deserved her moment. 
 Rage 

On the next day Granger saw Mrs. Dinneford in the store again. 
 Cast Adrift 

But Miss Granger did not waste all the summer months in visiting. 
 The Lovels of Arden 

Mrs. Granger has engagements which do not in the least concern me. 
 The Lovels of Arden 

To tell you the truth, I was a bit ashamed of Granger.' 
 The Quiet American 

Granger read the face of the note with a start of surprise. 
 Cast Adrift 

I might one day have left her behind with someone like Granger. 
 The Quiet American 

Mr. Granger had not renewed that careless invitation of his in Clarges-street. 
 The Lovels of Arden 

Besides, Granger thinks a good deal of the reputation of the city. 
 With the Procession 

Mr. GRANGER:-Itis claimed by the South that slaves are property everywhere. 
 A Report of the Debates and Proceedings in the Secret Sessions o... 

Young Granger squinted along the rifle barrel, now resting across the log. 
 Ralph Granger's Fortunes 

granger

Noun

Singular

Frequent collocations

Translations for granger

Portuguese

Catalan

Spanish

Granger through the time

Meanings of granger in English