grandbaby

[ gran-bey-bee, grand- ]

noun

, plural grand·ba·bies.

1. an infant grandchild.

Word History and Origins

Origin of grandbaby¹

First recorded in 1915–20; grand- + baby

Example Sentences

Then it cut to him telling his mom that her “new grandbaby” had arrived.

From Los Angeles Times

As a proud Houston native — “the grandbaby of a moonshine man,” as she puts it in the new album’s opener, “Ameriican Requiem” — Beyoncé’s connection to country music runs deep: “Got folk down Galveston, rooted in Louisiana,” she sings in “Ameriican Requiem,” a surging march layered with guitar, sitar and the hum of an electric church organ.

From Los Angeles Times

As she sings in "American Requiem" against reverberating acoustic guitar and piercing vocals, she is the "grandbaby of a moonshine man" in Gadsden, Alabama.

From Salon

“A celebrity is going to share my grandbaby’s story!” she bragged.

From Literature

“He was top shelf, absolutely top shelf. I wouldn’t have had my daughter and my grandbaby fly with him if he wasn’t,” Rumpel said Tuesday.

From Seattle Times