grauntie
grauntie noun: a great-aunt.
Noun
grauntie (plural graunties)
- A great-aunt.
- "Graunty! what a funny name!"
"Well, you know, she is papa's aunty, and, of course, our great-aunty, so we say Graunty for short."1870, Horace Elisha Scudder, The Riverside Magazine for Young People, page 419 - Grauntie's snores filled the whole space.2017 June 27, Lisa Ann Scott, Back on the Map, Simon and Schuster, →ISBN
- "Graunty! what a funny name!"
Forms of grauntie
| plural | graunties |
|---|---|
| alternative form | graunty |
Origin of grauntie
Blend of great- + auntie.
Questions about grauntie
- What does grauntie mean?
- Grauntie means a great-aunt.
- What part of speech is grauntie?
- Grauntie is a noun.
- What is the plural of grauntie?
- The plural of grauntie is graunties.
Words near grauntie in the dictionary
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