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Slang and Its Analogues Past and Present: A Dictionary ...
Anonymous. G ran nam, .sv/Ar. (old). Corn. [From the Latin.]—Fr., le grenu, or
grelu. It., re di granata ; staffle ; corniole : Sp., grito. 1567. Harman, Caveat(1814),
p. 65. Grannam,corne. 1610. Rowlands, Martin Markall, p. 38 (H. Club's Rept., ...
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Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...
Ghosts never walk till after midnight, if I may believe my grannam. Jieaum. and Fl.
hover s Progress. I stripped again, as well to find what ailed me, as to satisfy my
grannam's farther curiosity. Taller, No. 15. Oft my kind grannam told me, Tim, ...
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The Wise Woman of Hoxton
198 69 approve corroborate, confirm 77 motion see 1.2.142 78 spleen irritation
83 jack cunning, crafty fellow 88 hereon on this matter 5.2 2 Presume assume
confidently 5 Grannam see 2.1.176 6 hole secret place where unlawful
occupations ...
Thomas Heywood, Sonia Massai, 2003
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The Tragedy of King Richard III
God will revenge it. But come, let's in To comfort Edward with our company .
Exeunt [2.2] Enter the old Duchess of York, with Clarence's children: a Boy and a
Girl BOY Tell me, good grannam, is our father dead? DUCHESS OF YORK No ,
boy .
William Shakespeare, John Jowett, 2000
Know'st thou her, grannam? 155 Wise-woman. As well as the beggar knows his
dish. Why, she is one of my daughters. Boister. Make her my wife, I'll give thee
forty pieces. Second Luce. Take them, mistress, to be revenged on Chartley.
Thomas Heywood, Paul Merchant, 1996
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The field book; or, Sports and pastimes of the British ...
There were always some seasons in whieh the temperature was favourable to a
quantity of fly ; for instanee, fine warm days in spring for the grannam, or brown-
fly ; and like days in May and June for the alder-fly, May-fly, and stone- fly : but I ...
William Hamilton Maxwell, 1833
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Slang and Its Analogues Past and Present: Fla to Hyps
GRANNAM,*«fo.(old). Corn. [From the Latin.] — Fr., le grenu, or grelu. It., re
digranata; staffile ; corniole : S\o.,gri/o. 1567. Harman, Caveat (1814), p. 65. Gran
nam, come. 1610. Rowlands, Martin Mark-ally p. 38 (H. Club's Rept., 1874).
Grammbr ...
John Stephen Farmer, William Ernest Henley, 1893
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Jokeby, a burlesque on [Sir Walter Scott's] Rokeby, a poem, ...
O blame not as poor grannam's fault, What at this time is prudence thought; She
deems it proper to beware, And of the treasure to take care, Nor thinks it fit to ope
the door So late, for every country boor, Ever desirous to enhance The duty of ...
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
SeeGRAIN, para 5. grand(adj,hence n); grandee; grandeur; grandiose;
grandfather (whence granfer, whence gaffer)andmother (whence grannam and
granny), daughter and son,all from grand, adj, —butfor grandfather, cf FATHER,
para 2 ...
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Trout and salmon fishing in Wales
THE GREEN TAIL, OR GRANNAM FLY. Season. — April. Natural. — They have
four wings, which lie sloping over the body, so as to entirely hide it, and are of a
light and yellowish dun, with brown sandy spots. The head and body very dark, ...
George Agar Hansard, 1834
