grandchild
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- noun
- /ˈɡrænˌtʃaɪld/
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- After retirement, she spends a lot of time with her grandchild, teaching him how to paint.
- children and grandchildren
- grandparents and grandchildren
- visit grandchildren
I've been blessed with seven beautiful grandchildren and I love them.
- I've been blessed with seven beautiful grandchildren and I love them.
- And I've got two other grandchildren, Livy and Aaron.
- As I said before, grovel if you have to because your grandchildren need you.
- So my grandchildren come in and cook with me.
- So no matter what, think about our children and our grandchildren who are counting on us.
- He said, the thing about grandchildren, they are the deserts of life.
- Maybe once she meets the grandchild, there's going to be no more.
- I'm going to get this done so that my son or my grandchild could live a dream.
- Her two relatively newborn grandchildren live in the center of the country.
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I have 6 grandchildren, 2 of whom I brought with me today.
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I'm talking about things that you're going to write to your grandchildren about.
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Yeah, we have like the first grandchild in our family.
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I am asking you, my grandchild, to stay with me for the time I have left.
Fiction book (1991) -
So my grandchildren come in and cook with me.
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These 3 kids are the only grandchildren we're ever gonna have.
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And it was the older ones with established families, some with grandchildren, who were the most active.
Fiction book (1990) -
I guarantee you if you have children and grandchildren, this will work.
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But more importantly, I have two grandchildren and a third one on the way.
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I've been blessed with seven beautiful grandchildren and I love them.
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Etymology
Grandchild comes from the parts grand- meaning 'big' or 'older' and child. It literally means the 'child of your child', one generation below you.