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granny, grannie
1. Engineering a revolving cap on a chimneypot that keeps out rain, etc.
2. Southern US a midwife or nurse
Granny
cantankerous matriarch of the Clampett family. [TV: “The Beverly Hillbillies” in Terrace, I, 93–94]
See : Irascibility
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Eric Javits received his inspiration from his grannie who broke him to the domain of art at the late age of 5 years old.
Eric Javits to Be Posh from His Life, Conception, and Ware Line by James McKenny / Women's issues/gender studies community
You could try my Grannie Annie's germ warfare method, washing your front step with Dettol this method was fortified with eggcups of 'Fennings Fever Cure' sadly no longer available.
I'm not telling porkies! GERM WARFARE: I am fighting back to defend ... by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Alice, grannie, it's been a year since you left us all behind.
IN MEMORIAM by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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