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

grandmore

A grandmother that is a whore with either younger or older men.

Steve said to Henry, "Dude, your grandma wanted to give me head last night, i didn't know she was a grandmore."

by Colie May 13, 2005

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

No Granules

Used to describe something that is a cut above the rest. A variation of the cockney terminology, "Different Gravy", as gravy made from granules is the norm e.g. "Bisto"

"Did you see the match last night?"
"Yeah mate, was No Granules"

by T-Bone Scotland July 24, 2014

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