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grandson-in-law

grandson-in-law noun: the husband of one's granddaughter or grandson.

Noun

grandson-in-law (plural grandsons-in-law)

  1. The husband of one's granddaughter or grandson.

Forms of grandson-in-law

pluralgrandsons-in-law

Origin of grandson-in-law

From grandson + -in-law.

Questions about grandson-in-law

What does grandson-in-law mean?
Grandson-in-law means the husband of one's granddaughter or grandson.
What part of speech is grandson-in-law?
Grandson-in-law is a noun.
What is the plural of grandson-in-law?
The plural of grandson-in-law is grandsons-in-law.

Words near grandson-in-law in the dictionary

  1. grandsire
  2. grandsires
  3. grandsirs
  4. grandsome
  5. grandson
  6. grandson-in-law
  7. grandsonless
  8. grandsonly
  9. grandsons
  10. grandsons-in-law
  11. grandsonship

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