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 [gran-pair-uhnt, -par-, grand-]  

grand·par·ent

   [gran-pair-uhnt, -par-, grand-]
noun
a parent of a parent.
Origin:
1820–30; grand- + parent

Related forms
grand·pa·ren·tal  [gran-puh-ren-tl, grand-] , adjective
grand·par·ent·ing, noun
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