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Grandmamma

Grandma \Grand"ma"\, Grandmamma \Grand"mam*ma"\, n. A grandmother.

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grandmamma

n. grandmother.

Usage examples of "grandmamma".

And grandmamma sent a further message to Heidi which was that the latter had done quite right to take the rolls to the grandmother, and so that she might not have to eat them dry, she was sending some coffee, which was already on its way, and grandmamma hoped when she came to the Alm in the autumn that Heidi would take her to see her old friend.

Men and women know these things, because their grandpapas and grandmammas have told them so.

Grandmamma found this hard to believe, for in her opinion Peter did not look an entirely bad boy, nor could he have any reason for destroying such a necessary thing as the chair.

I had brought with me a rock cake which I had pocketed while having tea with Grandmamma the day before.

Heidi suggested that they should first write to grandmamma, to whom they had promised to send word every day, for grandmamma had not felt sure whether it would in the long run suit Clara's health to remain up the mountain, or if she would continue to enjoy herself there.

Releasing dear grandmamma from carrying me, did not make me altogether independent of her, when we happened to pass through portions of the somber woods which lay between Tuckahoe and Wye river.