granny

A noun referring to the mother of one's father or mother, or informally to an elderly woman; also used in nautical contexts for a type of insecure knot.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa a mãe do pai ou da mãe; informalmente, também se usa para qualquer mulher idosa. No contexto marítimo, refere-se a um nó feito de forma incorreta e pouco confiável.

1. Grandmother A1 informal

   The mother of one's father or mother.

   • My granny bakes the best cookies.
   • We visit granny every Sunday.
   • Granny told me stories about her childhood.

   🇵🇹Avó

   Sinônimos: gammygramgrangrandmagrandmothergrannienan

2. Elderly woman A2 informal

   An informal term for an older woman.

   • A little granny was feeding the pigeons in the park.
   • The granny next door always waves hello.
   • That granny has lived in this town for 80 years.

   🇵🇹Mulher idosa

   Sinônimos: grangrandmaold lady

3. Insecure knot C1 informal

   A type of knot, similar to a reef knot but tied incorrectly, making it unstable.

   • He tied a granny instead of a proper reef knot.
   • The rope came undone because it was a granny knot.
   • Make sure you don't tie a granny when securing the boat.

   🇵🇹nó de escota invertido

• granny's possessive singular form