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grandam
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gran·dam  (grndm, -dm) also gran·dame (-dm, -däm, -dm)
n.
1. The mother of one's father or mother; a grandmother.
2. An old woman.

[Middle English grandame, from Old French dame-grant : dame, lady; see dame + grand, grant, great; see grand.]


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