Associations to the word «Grandfather»
Noun
- Tax
- Footstep
- Market
- Rabbi
- Baronet
- Fox
- Gaius
- Maximilian
- Teacher
- Am
- Mather
- Inheritance
- Owner
- Bahadur
- Paradox
- Kat
- Sophie
- Eldest
- Clete
- Wanda
- Nawab
- Laurence
- Viscount
- Descent
- Act
- Aunt
- Tiberius
- Protection
- Charley
- Lucius
- Marquess
- Boyhood
- Progenitor
- Abd
- Harald
- Cluster
- Barony
- Maintenance
- Josiah
- Sui
- Genealogy
- Godfather
- Nathaniel
- Clock
- Board
- Internet
- Upbringing
- Broadcast
- Earl
- Reverend
- Mirza
- Maharaja
- Pendulum
- Combination
- Garret
- Archibald
- Yeshiva
- Charlemagne
- Bessie
- Este
- Cora
- Prefect
- Moshe
- Baron
- Industrialist
- Consul
- Akbar
- My
- Violinist
- Relative
- Arrangement
- Revenue
- Marketing
- Agreement
- Grandma
- Progression
- Muhammad
- Elder
- Grafton
- Mother
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
GRANDFATHER, noun. A father of someone’s parent.
GRANDFATHER, noun. (by extension) A male forefather.
GRANDFATHER, verb. To retain existing laws or rules only for those people or organisations that were previously affected by them, and apply new laws or rules to the unaffected people or organizations.
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE, noun. A clause or section, especially in a law, granting exceptions for people or organisations who were affected by previous conditions.
GRANDFATHER CLAUSES, noun. Plural of grandfather clause
GRANDFATHER CLOCK, noun. A longcase clock.
GRANDFATHER CLOCKS, noun. Plural of grandfather clock
GRANDFATHER PARADOX, noun. The paradox of one person going back to the past and killing their biological grandfather before the latter fathered the traveller's father, thus preventing the time traveller to ever be conceived in the first place.
GRANDFATHER PARADOXES, noun. Plural of grandfather paradox
Dictionary definition
GRANDFATHER, noun. The father of your father or mother.
Wise words
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