grandkid
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈɡrænˌkɪd/
- Informal
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nieto
- How you gonna keep your grandkids warm in wintertime?
- grandparents and grandkids
- visit the grandkids
- see the grandkids
So it'll be something that my great, great grandkids will still have.
- So it'll be something that my great, great grandkids will still have.
- I can eat ice cream with my kids and grandkids and walk around the yard.
- The best case scenario is that my great, great grandkids inherit this.
- And tons of kids, tons of grandkids.
- And let's face it Nana, your grandkids are stupid and ugly.
- But it goes systemic, goes wide, you know, kids, grandkids, futures, right?
- It's your grandparents, grandkid, it's your siblings, niece or nephew.
- But if I were to have, you know, grandkids, they're not so sure.
- So I'm assuming this is like kids or grandkids or nephews, stuff like that.
Examples
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Make sure and say goodbye to the grandkids who you met today.
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Every weekend, I bake cookies for my grandkids to enjoy.
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Bring Your Grandkid to Work
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My great, great grandkids are watching this right now.
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You want it for your kids and your grandkids more than what you had.
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When you tell this story to your grandkids, leave this part out.
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I can eat ice cream with my kids and grandkids and walk around the yard.
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Say hi to your grandkids.
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Now I can help my daughter take care of my grandkids.
Fiction book (2000) -
I'd like five grandkids like you have.
Synonyms
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1.0
A child of your son or daughter
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2.4
A child of your son or daughter that you love
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Etymology
The word grandkid is simply grand + kid, where grand names the extra generation above your child, like in grandmother, and kid is a common word for a young person or 'child'. So a grandkid is the 'child' of your son or daughter.