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To give someone or something a special, status or privilege for something done before the new arrangements are made I will not grandfather one religious leader for his deeds as a child.
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(v.) To let someone keep doing something that's been banned or discontinued, because they were granted this right before the ban was imposed. To make an exception for a veteran and let him keep doing things the old way. Used in the past participle. You can't get a license to drive a 200cc motorcycle here nowadays, but you'll still see old Smokey riding his around. He's grandfathered.
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When someone soaks their hands in water, making them wrinkly, and gives you a handjob. Jesse gave me a grandfather last night, it reminded me of my grandpa.
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