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an extremely cool and hot girl that is fun and free spirited. pronounced Gron-ya. not grainy, granny, grain, or grenade. shes skinny.
omg shes defenitly a grainne!
grainne by Mandersss December 8, 2010
a stunningly pretty girl who is loved by all
wow, grainne's my favourite girl.she is my role model
grainne by jane March 24, 2004
Beautiful and sporty girl who is kind to everyone around her. She is stunning and a boy magnet but she will always be there for you when you need her whether you know it or not. She will always be the best friend you could ever have
She is so pretty and kind she must be a grainne
Grainne by Happy birthday bisch February 25, 2019
to be extremely convincing, regardless of facts and situations
Person 1: How did you get so lost on the way here

Person 2: (pointing at driving partner) She was grainne with the directions
Grainne by starlight100 March 14, 2010
Grainne is a great person it's an Irish name meaning love and grace. Is a great kisser and if you know a grainne never let go of her. Grainne is pronounced (gron ya) Not groin grain or granny. Is a great friend and even better girl friend and is always reliable. She is normally a tall female with brunette hair and brown eyes
Grainne is such a sweat girl I love her so much
Grainne by B.e-g.h May 15, 2018
grainne
pronounced graw-nee-ah. should be a fada over the a Gráinne.

irish name meaning Grace.

name of very famous irish queen Gráinne mhaol, the pirate queen aaarrrrr me hearties.

not to be pronounced grah-nee-ah...this sounds horrible and chavvish
"hi my name is grah-nee-ah"

"well then you are right stupid cos that is not even a real name."

"what do you mean?"

"Graw-nee-ah sounds much nicer and doesn't make you sound like someone everyone should be afraid of....tit"

Grainne cut off most of her hair to embarrass her father
grainne by noodle99494531 February 6, 2010
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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