| Grand Prix |
(sometimes l.c.) any of several automobile races over a long, difficult course, esp. an international one using the same course each year. |
| grand slam |
in bridge, the taking of all thirteen tricks by the bidder. (Cf. little slam.) [4 definitions] |
| grandson |
the male child of one's child. |
| grandstand |
the rows of seats for spectators at a sports stadium, racetrack, or the like; often, a roofed section of the stands. [5 definitions] |
| grand tour |
an extended tour of Europe, esp. continental Europe, formerly taken as the culmination and completion of study by young, wealthy, often aristocratic men of England or America. [2 definitions] |
| granduncle |
see "great-uncle." |
| grange |
a farm, including its farmhouse and other buildings. [3 definitions] |
| granger |
a farmer. [2 definitions] |
| graniferous |
grain-bearing. |
| granite |
a coarse-grained igneous rock usu. composed of silica-rich minerals such as quartz, feldspar, and small amounts of mica or amphibole, commonly used for building, sculpture, and the like. [2 definitions] |
| graniteware |
a variety of household ironware with a hard gray enamel coating that resembles granite. [3 definitions] |
| granivorous |
eating grains and seeds. |
| granny |
(informal) the female parent of one's parent; grandmother. [5 definitions] |
| granny knot |
a knot begun like a square knot, but in which the second interlace is the reverse of that of a square knot. |
| Granny Smith |
a variety of apple with a green skin, crisp texture, and tart taste. |
| granola |
a dry, often baked mixture of grains, raisins, nuts, honey, and the like, eaten as a snack or breakfast cereal. |
| granolith |
a concrete used for paving and made of crushed granite and cement. |
| grant |
to present or bestow, esp. what is requested or desired. [6 definitions] |
| grantable |
combined form of grant. |
| granted |
admittedly (used when admitting that something is true). |
| grantee |
in law, a person to whom a grant is made. |