Noun
the father of your father or mother
Source: WordNetAnd then it came to and J.J. pitched me the film and was like, 'oh yeah, Palpatine's granddaddy,' and I was like 'awesome.' Source: Internet
Always, my granddaddy preaches of the prophets Elijah and Elisha—the first ascended to heaven in a whirlwind, the other left behind. Source: Internet
J.J. pitched me the film and was like 'Oh yeah, Palpatine's granddaddy' and I was like 'awesome.' Source: Internet
It is and will always be the design platform from which all FPS games owe their existence from Quake to Halo all have some of granddaddy Wolfenstein in their ersatz veins. Source: Internet
The granddaddy of the Logan Square restaurant scene is far from geriatric. Source: Internet
So, after granddaddy sold his tobacco in the fall of ‘53, he bought her a brand spanking new wood cook stove called “Modern Maid.” Source: Internet