She may be off her rocker

Usage examples of grandma.

Grandma Yoder would have laughed at the concept of a ceramic goose with a bow around its neck, and she would have viewed as absolutely idolatrous the little Amish boy and girl figurines that are so popular in gift shops.

Grandma fired off that first shot at Biggy and got knocked off her seat.

I have eleven children, and I am twenty-six times a grandma, and I have seen them all through their silly seasons, and when it come on them they will run the Devil bowlegged keeping up with their mischief.

I caught a glimpse of Grandma, in her part of the Ark, frying boxberry griddle-cakes.

She noticed, as Eve had, the little vase of flowers on the nightstand, the square catchall box on the dresser that said I LOVE GRANDMA in pink swirly letters on the top, and the framed photos and holos that stood on the dresser, the nightstand, the small desk by the window.

Grandma Fawn traded a friend one of her best beaded shifts for the cradleboard anyway.

Grandma Saddie that all die Dixieland Nakamuras held their chopsticks like peasants.

Karen Reading was telling the truth: my grandma was always frightening us with ghosties and ghoulies and things that go bump in the night.

If grandma was right, then Gitana was heading back down the aisle soon.

I pictured the snowflaky, Grandma Moses villages, the reaches of swampland rattling with dried cattails, the ponds where frog and hornpout dreamed in a sheath of ice, and the shivering woods.

They were beautiful pies-rhubarb, wild Juneberry, apple, and gooseberry, all fruits preserved by Grandma Kashpaw or my mother or Aurelia.

With his miniskirted great-aunt itching to marry him off and her rifle-toting grandma ready to shoot Remy the second he sets foot on her land, the sexiest bad boy this side of the Mason-Dixon line will need a special kind of voodoo to win this new civil war.

Grandma Bartlett was there, and Grandma Keeler, and Aunt Sibylla Cradlebow.

I snagged Grandma Mazur by the elbow, gathered her belongings together, and steered her toward the door, almost knocking Spiro over in my haste.

She was the surest, severest critic and yet each man preached to her feeling that with the criticism would come kindliness and the sort of mother comfort that Grandma somehow knew how to give to the meanest and most blundering of creatures.