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Synonyms and antonyms of Grandparents and grandchildren in British Thesaurus

Grandparents and grandchildren

gogo (noun)

South African a grandmother

gran (noun)

informal a grandmother

grandad (noun)

informal a grandfather

grandaddy (noun)

informal a grandfather

grandchild (noun)

the son or daughter of one of your children. You are their grandparent.

granddad ()

the American spelling of grandad

granddaddy ()

an American spelling of grandaddy

granddaughter (noun)

the daughter of one of your children. You are her grandfather or grandmother.

grandfather (noun)

the father of one of your parents. You are his granddaughter or grandson. You usually call your grandfather grandad or grandpa.

grandma (noun)

informal a grandmother

grandmother (noun)

the mother of one of your parents. You are her granddaughter or grandson. You usually call your grandmother gran or granny.

grandpa (noun)

informal a grandfather

grandparent (noun)

the mother or father of your mother or father. You are their grandchild.

grandson (noun)

the son of one of your children. You are his grandfather or grandmother.

granny (noun)

informal a grandmother

nan (noun)

Britishinformal a name for your grandmother. This word is used mainly by children or when speaking to children.

nanny (noun)

Britishinformal a name for your grandmother. This word is used especially by or to children.

ouma (noun)

South African grandmother

oupa (noun)

South African grandfather