grandson
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A boy who is the child of your son or daughter
- noun
- /ˈɡrænˌsən/
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- Whenever I visit, my grandson always shows me his new toys and tells me about his adventures.
- great-grandson
- sons and grandsons
- eldest grandson
He's the son and the grandson of Navy Admirals.
- He's the son and the grandson of Navy Admirals.
- When I'm with my grandson, he's so cute.
- I know you have, you know, a daughter and a grandson who are your deepest joy.
- And then the grandson was standing right there and the grandson started shouting at her grandma.
- And then someone will say Billy's grandson or Billy's son, whatever, he's on the gear.
- I am the grandson of a goat herder.
- So if your son had a son, so your grandson, would you love him?
- How my dad treated Shannon, Miss Sharp's grandson at that moment.
- I love chasing my grandson and, and having him then chase me back.
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Examples
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Mum, meet your new grandson.
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I haven't seen my grandson in a long time.
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And I get to see my grandson and my daughter.
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Talk with your son or grandson as they get pulled over.
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There he is, your grandson, Sam.
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It's his kid, my grandson.
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It's quite strange to me, coming back to visit my son after all this time, and now with my grandson.
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When I'm with my grandson, he's so cute.
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I am the grandson of a goat herder.
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This is my grandson.
Synonyms
grandchild
vsgrandson
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A child of your son or daughter
refers specifically to a male child of one's child
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A child of your son or daughter
is the formal male term rather than casual and neutral
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A child of your son or daughter that you love
is the neutral male term not showing affection or infancy
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Etymology
Grandson comes from two parts: grand ('big' or 'greater') and son ('male child'). So grandson means the 'male child of your child', that is your son or daughter's son.