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91grand — [16] The original Latin word for ‘big’ was magnus (as in magnify, magnitude, etc). However, it also had grandis. This not only denoted great physical size; it also had connotations of moral greatness or sublimity, and in addition often carried… …
92grand — very ; grand crass, very much out of temper ; grand rich, very rich. Kent …
93Grand-Cœur — Aigueblanche Aigueblanche Administration Pays France Région Rhône Alpes Département Savoie Arrondissement Albertville Canton Moût …
94Grand os — Os capitatum Os capitatum Le capitatum est le plus grand os de la deuxième rangée du carpe. Anatomie L os capitatum est l élément osseux le plus distal de la colonne du majeur. Il s articule avec : Os trapèzoïde Os scaphoïde Os lunatum Os… …
95grand- — a combining form used in genealogical terminology meaning one generation more remote : grandfather; grandnephew. [special use of GRAND] * * * …
96grand C — noun the C note exactly one octave above high C Grand C is the highest C on a 76 key keyboard …
97grand — adj. Grand is used with these nouns: ↑affair, ↑alliance, ↑banquet, ↑bargain, ↑building, ↑castle, ↑chamber, ↑climax, ↑coalition, ↑conspiracy, ↑design, ↑ …
98grand — gran ит. [гран] grande [гра/ндэ] grand фр. [гран], англ. [грэнд] большой, великий …
99grand — n A thousand dollars. His salary is twenty grand a month. 1920s …
100grand — grænd n. grand piano; one thousand dollars (Slang) adj. large, impressive; dignified; fancy, magnificent, splendid, wonderful; chief, main …
