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Meanings of grannie in English
Usage of grannie in English
1
Only grannie concealed her reasons without reason; and God makes no secrets.
2
Suddenly the door opened, and his grannie stood awfully revealed before them.
3
Had grannie seen me, I would have been lectured about unladylike behaviour.
4
Everybody calls her wicked old grannie-even them that's as wicked as her.
5
My grannie wad smell the verra name o' 't a mile awa'.
6
Well, you can come back and kiss grannie's hand some other day.
7
The loss of my watch had made the thought of grannie painful again.
8
So slowly and carefully did the ox step that grannie was little discomposed.
9
I think it was because I was staring at it too much, grannie.
10
I could not get enough of it in grannie's presence even.
11
You must not come in now, dears; I want to talk to grannie.
12
Mr. Lammie brought his gig at last, and took grannie away to Bodyfauld.
13
We got an answer to them sooner than we expected-atleast grannie did.
14
After tea he requested an interview with grannie, which aroused my curiosity greatly.
15
Robbie wanted to go with us, but grannie clung to him.
16
At length grannie took her hand from her eyes, and seeing me, started.
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United Kingdom
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