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granny

noun as in grandmother

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noun as in old lady

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Her boss knows she travels a lot, often as the granny on call.

"Junk food was something that we looked up to because my granny didn't always have money, so it was a token of celebration."

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"It's my home. It's my memories. It's my granny's apple trees on the yard. I've been here for all my life," she says.

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This week saw a drugs ring run by a "gangsta" granny sent to prison, the preliminary report into last month's Air India disaster, and Prince George celebrate his 12th birthday.

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When he moved out, Jamie went to live with his granny and one of his brothers.

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