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Often used in the same context:
granddaughter,
grandson,
daughter,
grandbaby,
grandmother,
niece,
son,
mother,
grandparent,
grandkids,
aunt,
child,
godchild,
father,
siblings,
baby,
wife,
grandma,
firstborn,
eldest,
husband,
grandfather,
nephew,
wedding anniversary,
grandpa,
uncle,
sister,
parents,
dad,
daddy,
mom,
cousin,
stepson,
goddaughter,
godson,
birthday,
auntie,
bride,
triplets,
family,
stepmother,
stepdaughter,
brother,
granddad,
spouse,
babysitter,
infant,
mama,
godparents,
kindergartener,
grandniece,
newborn baby,
stepfather,
offspring,
twins,
fiance,
preschooler,
grader,
grandaunt,
toddler,
kindergartner,
inlaw,
mommy,
brood,
fiancee,
quints,
caregiver,
widow,
quintuplets,
boy,
malachias,
aunty,
stepsister,
grandnephew,
grandad,
remarries,
godmother,
fianc,
girl,
poppa,
nana,
adoptee,
nanna,
preemie,
momma,
sextuplet,
layette,
surrogate mother,
maisie,
friend,
relatives,
bassinette,
cuddles,
kids,
widower,
neighbor,
boyfriend,
grandmamma,
girlfriend,
bub,
papa,
tike,
grandchildren,
daughters,
grandsons,
sibling,
sons,
nieces,
babe,
foal,
sou,
intergenerational,
motherinfant,
intimate,
malefemale,
parentchild,
affectional,
affiliative,
affinal,
agnatic,
consanguineal,
dyadic,
homosocial,
interethnic,
interpersonal
More specific:
granddaughter,
grandson
Appears in the definition of:
granddaughter,
grandson,
sadly
More general:
issue,
offspring,
progeny
Also try:
— Adjectives for grandchild:
first,
great,
only,
little,
new,
own,
youngest,
oldest,
favorite,
eldest,
second,
more...
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