granddaughter
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- noun
- /ˈɡrænˌdɔːtər/
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- Your granddaughter is growing up so fast.
- grandmothers and granddaughters
- daughters and granddaughters
- mothers and granddaughters
But where was Casey's child, their granddaughter Kaylee?
- But where was Casey's child, their granddaughter Kaylee?
- They have a granddaughter and this is the granddaughter's mother.
- I can go back to when Major was my granddaughter's age.
- It's called wisdom, and I'll trade in my knee for the hug of one of my granddaughters any day.
- Does that make you a bad, you know, air quotes, bad daughter or bad granddaughter?
- So if you're smart, you teach your daughters, teach your granddaughters.
- I mean, shoot, now I'm a grandpa and I got six of the cutest little granddaughters in the world.
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Oh, my granddaughter has had the best time with you this summer.
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My granddaughter celebrated her birthday with a big party.
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As a birthday gift, my granddaughter brought me this.
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And he said my granddaughter loves this.
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My job as the granddaughter is to carry on their legacy.
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I am proud to have also raised the coolest granddaughter in the world.
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At two years of age, my granddaughter is as beautiful as Aphrodite.
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Where's my lovely little granddaughter?
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That's my granddaughter's name, Sophie.
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Every summer, my granddaughter stays with us for two weeks.
Synonyms
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A child of your son or daughter
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A child of your son or daughter
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A child of your son or daughter that you love
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Etymology
The word granddaughter comes from grand ('large' or 'great') and daughter ('female child'), so a granddaughter is the daughter of your son or daughter.