Grannie is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRANNIE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to defeat totally, also GRANNY
NOUN:
• denoting things, typically articles of clothing, associated with elderly women
• the mother of your father or mother
• one's grandmother
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• defeat without conceding a single point

Words related to GRANNIE

grannied10 grannieing12 grannies9 granny10 grannying14

Words that contain GRANNIE

grannied10 grannies9 grannieing12

How to use GRANNIE in a sentence

• Next, grannie took to it, and, either from imagination, or that it really did her good, declared it was renewing her youth.
• Grannie, seeing them pass that afternoon in the rain, had gone out and prevailed upon them to spend the night at Caddagat.
• I was enjoying it immensely, but grannie thought I had better go to bed, as I had been travelling since about midnight last night.
• Grannie escorted me to my room, and examined my hair.
• Grannie went out to ascertain the cause of it and did not return to me, so I extinguished my lamp and sat thinking in the glow of the firelight.
• During the afternoon I was dispatched by grannie on a message some miles away, and meeting Mr Hawden some distance from the house, he took it upon himself to accompany me.
• Everywhere I went he followed after, much to my annoyance, because grannie gave me many and serious talkings-to about the crime of encouraging young men.
• Grannie had arrived upon the scene, looking the essence of brisk respectability in a black silk gown and a white lace cap.
• After tea he requested an interview with grannie, which aroused my curiosity greatly.
• Grannie, dear old grannie, thought I should marry any man who, from a financial point of view, was a good match for me.
• Grannie says there is a splendid promise of fruit in the orchard, and the flower-garden is a perfect dream.
• Grannie and uncle say it is a curse to be living beside the road, as it costs them a tremendous lot a year.
• Harold Beecham, uncle Julius, grannie, and Frank Hawden did not worry about the cause of tramps.
• Grannie, uncle, and aunt Helen filled the house with girl visitors for my pleasure.
• It was no use arguing with grannie and impressing upon her the fact that I was not the least nervous concerning the horses.
• It was such a good joke that I considered it worth two of the blowings-up I was sure of getting from grannie for my conduct.
• Grannie and uncle Boss sat in the front seat of the buggy, and aunt Helen and I occupied the back.
• Grannie urged as remonstrance that the dust was fearful when going at that rate.
• Aunt Helen and grannie went to talk to them, but I stayed with uncle Jay-Jay while he took the horses out.
• I could hear grannie deprecating my conduct as I departed, and Harold quietly and decidedly differing from her.
• Grannie, strange to say, never suspected that there was likely to be anything between us.
• Towards the end of February a great shooting and camping party, organized by grannie, was to take place.
• The two servant girls had departed on their Christmas holiday that morning, so grannie and auntie were the only members of the family at home.
• Mother did not deign to write to me, but in her letter to grannie I was described as an abominably selfish creature, who would not consider her little brothers and sisters.
• Grannie had packed me quite a large box full of dainties.
• I would write to grannie and mother explaining matters, and I felt sure they would heed me, as they had no idea what the place was like.
• Again, it was this way, grannie did not come to my rescue on this occasion on account of her attitude towards my father.
• Go down into the village, and have breakfast with poor old Grannie Durden.
• Mother was coming out at the front door, and she looked just the way she did when we got a telegram once saying that Grannie was very ill.
• Too weak for farm duties, I helped about the house and came, in course of time, to earn a good word from grannie.
• Grannie was delighted with her singing because she could hear it.

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