grampa
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5.0
- noun
- /ˈɡræmpə/
- Informal
- You said your grampa knew you'd get it.
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Examples
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When I visit my grampa, he always tells me amazing stories from his childhood.
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My grampa is a cop.
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When you find my grampa, bring him back here, okay?
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I knew you would come, Grampa.
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It's almost time for bed, Grampa.
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"How did you get picked to go to the stars, Grampa?"
Fiction book (2000) -
Did Grampa Arthur ever tell you why he had such a close relationship with Uncle?
Fiction book (2000) -
We're going to the Senior Olympics to root for Grampa.
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When Joe awoke that next morning, he found Grampa Sam sitting there beside his bed, smoking a cigarette and drinking coffee.
Fiction book (1998) -
Eat your beans, Grampa.
Synonyms
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1.0
The father of your mother or father
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1.0
A man who is the father of your mother or father
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9.0
A father or grandfather someone calls in a loving way
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1.0
An older man who is the father of your mother or father
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7.9
A casual name people use for their grandfather
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4.3
The father of your mother or father
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8.5
A warm word some families use for father or grandfather
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8.1
An informal, loving name for a grandfather
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An older man who is your grandfather or a kind male relative
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3.0
A loving name a child uses for their grandfather
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9.9
A common informal name for grandfather in German and Dutch families
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8.1
An informal loving name for your grandfather
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6.7
An old man used as a friendly name for your grandfather or another older man
A familiar loving name a child uses for their grandfather
A loving nickname for a child's grandfather or sometimes father
How Affectionate
Surface Forms
Etymology
Grampa is a friendly, informal form of grandpa, which breaks into grand 'big' and pa 'father'. So, it's used as an affectionate name for an older man in your family, especially your grandfather.