grandbaby
- noun
- /ˈɡrænˌbeɪbi/
- Informal
- Luke is the first grandbaby and my first nephew, so of course he'll be spoiled rotten.
- little grandbaby
- precious grandbaby
- great-grandbaby
It is about a Duke whose mother is like I want grandbabies right now.
- It is about a Duke whose mother is like I want grandbabies right now.
- She thinks her precious grandbabies do no wrong.
- And so the end of mental illness, how do I prevent it in them and their babies and grandbabies?
Examples
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Now I collect vintage Singer machines and use them to make quilts for my own grandbabies.
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I went to see my four grandbabies this morning for brunch.
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I think I am a little grandbaby crazy too, 'cause I want one!
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I am so proud of my grandbaby.
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Yeah, but just gimme a little grandbaby, honey.
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My grandbaby's in the house.
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My grandbaby, Napoleon Picard, is giving a party for Bonnie next week.
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BethAnn was 43 years old, married with kids and two grandbabies.
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This year I had this life sized gingerbread house built in our home for our grandbabies, Avery in London.
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I am so proud of my grandbaby and love spending time with them.
Synonyms
A child of your son or daughter
A child of your son or daughter
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Etymology
Grandbaby joins grand (as in grandmother) and baby to make a cute, warm word for 'grandchild'. So, it means the child of your son or daughter and is used to show love.