grandy
Speech parts
1. grandy - Noun
2. Grandy - Proper noun
Meaning
grandy (plural grandies)
(colloquial, archaic or dialect) A grandparent: either a grandfather or a grandmother.
Grandy (plural Grandys)
A surname.
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Examples
Also speaking is Libby Grandy, who was born and raised in Virginia, and eventually found employment in the dean of students office at Claremont McKenna College, as well as at General Dynamics.
In a statement to the Johnson City Press, Grandy denied owning any shares of the company and dismissed the conflict of interest allegation, calling it a “clearly legal contribution.”
Over his career John has received every single top international creative honor several times over, including the One Show Best in Show, Grand Clio, The Grandy, and the Cannes Grand Prix, which he has won twice.
Grandy then exited and stayed outside the door soliciting voters as they entered the polling location — the entire time just a few feet away from the door to the polling location."
MILLERSPORT - If anyone thought casino money would help turn around a deteriorating financial future for Walnut Township Local Schools, Treasurer Kirk Grandy burst that bubble Monday night.
MILLERSPORT- It may seem like a risky strategy at first, but it’s not really when one looks at the facts, said Walnut Township Schools Treasurer Kirk Grandy Monday night.