| gramophone |
a machine for playing phonograph records, esp. an old-fashioned one. |
| grampus |
a marine mammal closely related to the dolphin. [2 definitions] |
| Gram's method |
a method of classifying bacteria by staining them with a violet dye, the retention or loss of which determines their classification. |
| Granada Relocation Center |
a U.S. internment camp, also known as Camp Amache, located in southeastern Colorado that was built for the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II. At its peak, there were 7,300 people forcibly living there. |
| granary |
a structure built to store grain, esp. grain that has been threshed. [2 definitions] |
| grand |
impressive in size or appearance; majestic; stately. [6 definitions] |
| grand- |
one generation away. |
| grandam |
a grandmother. [2 definitions] |
| Grand Army of the Republic |
an organization founded in 1866 by men who had served in the Union Army or Navy during the U.S. Civil War. |
| grandaunt |
see "great-aunt." |
| Grand Canyon |
a long deep gorge of the Colorado River in northwestern Arizona. |
| grandchild |
a child of one's child. |
| granddad |
(informal) a grandfather. |
| granddaughter |
a female child of one's child. |
| grand duchess |
the wife or widow of a grand duke. [3 definitions] |
| grand duchy |
a territory or country ruled by a grand duke or duchess. |
| grand duke |
a man who rules a grand duchy. [2 definitions] |
| grande dame |
(French) a grand or great lady, esp. one of advanced age; lady of aristocratic manner. |
| grandee |
a Spanish or Portuguese nobleman of the highest rank. [2 definitions] |
| grandeur |
the quality of being majestic, splendid, or grand. |
| grandfather |
the male parent of one's parent. [3 definitions] |