grandvultures

noun or adjective; the behavior of grandparents upon becoming such, usually manifested as circling above a baby either in a crib or its parents arms, generally waiting for an opportunity to swoop in and grab the baby.

"As I gazed into my new baby's eyes, I caught a glimpse of grandvultures circling above. "

by Keith M. Towler August 1, 2003

grandulous

great! grand! wonderful

grandulous!

by Anna November 20, 2002

grandful

when something's grandful, it's happy and fun and grand

"I had a grandful time"

by Inane April 1, 2005

grandquloecent

/grand-clo-'es-ent/. adj. Flowery language and ornate diction. Often used as a means of impressing one's audience.

That word is far too grandquloecent for my vernacular.

by scottie jr. September 1, 2008

gradulthood

A stage in life between graduation and adulthood. Coined during the recession, because many graduates are spending longer working in non-career focused jobs.

Also: gradult

www.gradulthood.blogspot.com

I've been in gradulthood for three years now, still can't get a proper job.

You're on a grad scheme? You ain't no gradult.

by mjg-gradult May 15, 2011

grandquloecent

/grand-clo-'es-ent/. adj. Flowery language and ornate diction. Often used as a means of impressing one's audience.

That word is far too grandquloecent for my vernacular.

I used "grandquloecent" in all of my college essays.

by scottie jr. September 3, 2008

grandbullin

To dream up schemes that arent practical. To think of things that seemed to be doable while being planned, but in reality they are virturally impossible

Man u cant climb ontop of that building with just a pair of screwdrivers, U grandbullin.

by Tha Whisper king January 28, 2008