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grandad
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grandad, granddad [ˈgrænˌdæd], grandaddy, granddaddy [ˈgrænˌdædɪ]
n pl -dads, -daddies
informal words for grandfather
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.grandadgrandad - the father of your father or mother
grandparent - a parent of your father or mother
Translations
grandad granddad [ˈgrændæd] Nabuelo m
yes, grand(d)adsí, abuelo


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``You see young kids wearing soccer shirts, and you see granddads wearing soccer shirts.
A small group of granddads have gathered around the concession stand in the stadium.
Death to Grumpy Granddads, 1973, by the London-based group known as Bernsteins, went still further in eroding the distinction between the subject and object of the work; at the end of Bernsteins' hour-long laughing marathon, many viewers' jaws were aching--a refreshing change from the conventional durational formula based on watching someone else have a really bad time.
 
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