Crossword clues for grandson
grandson
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Grandson \Grand"son"\, n. A son's or daughter's son.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
n. A son of one's child.
WordNet
n. a male grandchild
Wikipedia
Grandson may refer to:
- Grandson (son of a child)
- Grandson, Switzerland, a municipality in Switzerland
- Grandson (district), a district in Switzerland
- Battle of Grandson, part of the Burgundian Wars, fought near the Swiss municipality
Usage examples of "grandson".
Neoptolemos and his grandson are killed in this pointless blood feud, his line will end here in the Achaian age.
As secretary for the American commissioners, Franklin had selected his grandson, William Temple Franklin, a decision that did not please Adams, who thought John Thaxter better qualified.
The princess was on her way to the Riviera but promised to stop in Albania on her return in September, bringing with her a young grandson as a playmate for Nubar.
A feeble youth, the grandson of Clovis, reigned over the Austrasians or oriental Franks.
Mah-to-toh-pah, Four Bears, a fourteen-year-old grandson of the renowned Man on a Horse, was squatting in the pit under the eagle trap, watching up through the lattice of boughs toward the gray sky, when he thought he heard shouts from the camp of the Eagle Hunters.
Rather than accept the Pisan prebend right away, however, Galileo tried instead to reclaim the Brescian one, now that its incumbent had died, for his infant grandson.
Fed up with being ruled by a son of Mithridates and the grandson of his Pontic puppet, Gordius, the Cappadocians had been trying ever since Gaius Marius departed from Mazaca to find a truly Cappadocian king.
Not even a true nobleman, but the grandson of a Tusculan peasant on one side and the great-grandson of a Celtiberian slave on the other.
Sergei Volkonsky, the grandson of the Decembrist, recalled nameday parties that dragged on until dawn.
In 1899 he was employed by Prince Sergei Volkonsky, the grandson of the famous Decembrist, who had just been appointed by the Tsar as Director of the Imperial Theatre in St Petersburg.
Earl of Montrose, Gerek Gunn fled the city of Edinburgh, his black stallion pounding beneath him and his deerhound, a great-great grandson of Dubh, running at his side.
Emily has been rescued from death by the grandson of General Denbigh, who sat with us in the house.
Denbigh, the grandson of General Denbigh, who was in parliament with me, is about to marry my little Emmy?
Dutch publishing dynasty of Elsevier or Elzevir, the namesake and grandson of the founder of the firm.
NICK STEFANOS parked his Wildcat in the alley behind a fastback Mustang, got a crate of tomatoes out of his trunk, and called through the screen door of the Three-Star before he and his grandson walked inside.