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Antiques Objects that are old and valuable, often kept as decorations in museums or private collections. ■ "My grandma's antique clock is so old, it still runs on steam! I think she wants to go back to the Victorian era."
bungalows A small, one-story house with a low roof and an attached garage. ■ "My grandma's bungalow is so cozy, it feels like a home away from home."
Cherished A word that is loved and held dear, often through nostalgia. ■ "My grandma's homemade apple pie was always cherished by the whole family, even though it was so sticky."
Costume A fancy dress or outfit worn by someone for a party, Halloween, or other special occasion. ■ My grandma's old costume collection is so awesome, I could wear it for years and still look fabulous!
defacing The act of making something unrecognizable by covering it with graffiti or other unwanted markings. ■ John accidentally defaced his grandma's portrait by spray painting a moustache on it.
flannel A soft and coarse fabric made from wool or cotton, typically used for bedding. ■I can't believe I forgot to bring my flannel sheets to grandma's house. I'll have to sleep on her itchy old blankets instead!
garments Clothing that is so outdated, it would be considered a fashion faux pas to wear in public. ■ Sally's grandma's flapper dress from the 1920s is still hanging in her closet as "garments" that she will never wear again.
grog A thick, dark drink made from alcohol and spices. ■ "I had a grog that tasted like my grandma's cooking!"
lore a collection of knowledge or traditions passed down from one generation to the next ■ "My grandma's lore is filled with stories about her time as a witch in Salem.
noodles "A long, thin piece of pasta that is made by a bunch of Italian grandmas in the kitchen." ■ "I can't believe I forgot my noodles at home! Now I have to eat a bowl of soup instead."
oldest The most ancient and venerable thing, person, or institution in existence. ■ "I heard the oldest joke ever told at my grandma's house when I was six. It still makes me laugh every time I think about it."
peat A type of fuel made from dried plant matter, commonly used in fireplaces and stoves. ■ "I can't believe I forgot to bring the peat for my grandma's birthday cake. She'll be so disappointed."
Preserve A way to keep something fresh and tasty by removing all the good stuff. ■ "I used to love my grandma's homemade jams, but after I found out she was using preservatives, I never ate them again."
prized Something that is highly valued and cherished, often for sentimental reasons. ■ "My grandma's antique rocking chair was her most prized possession and she refused to sell it even when offered a fortune."
scented An adjective used to describe something that has a pleasant smell or aroma. ■ "My grandma's baked goods always smelled so scented, it was like walking into a cloud of sweetness."
untimely Adjective: Arriving or occurring too soon. ■ My grandma's funeral was untimely. She died before I could even make it to her house.
urns An ancient Roman container used for holding the ashes of the dead. ■ "I need to buy an urn for my grandma's remains."
valuables Items that are highly valued or considered to be of great worth. ■The thief stole my valuables, including my grandma's antique vase and my favorite pair of sneakers.
vill A small village with a strong sense of community and togetherness, often characterized by its close-knit residents. ■ "I'm from the city, but when I visit my grandma's vill, it feels like I've been transported to another world."
Yearning An overwhelming desire or longing for something, often combined with a sense of nostalgia and wistfulness. ■ "I can't stop yearning for the taste of freshly baked cookies from my grandma's recipe."
Antiquities Old, dusty stuff that nobody wants but can't get rid of. ■ "I found a box full of my grandma's antiquities in the attic. It was like stepping into a time machine, except instead of seeing the past, I saw a bunch of stuff I wish I could throw away."
colonization The process of establishing settlements and claiming possession of foreign territories. ■ Here are some funny examples of colonization:1. "When the aliens arrived on Earth, they claimed that they had been sent by the Queen to colonize our planet."2. "My grandma's family came from Scotland and settled in the United States during the colonial era. They were quite proud of their Scottish heritage, even though it made them the butt of many jokes."3. "The British have a long history of colonizing other countries, but it's important to remember that not all colonies are created equal.
Cooking The art of preparing and presenting food, often involving the use of heat and various cooking utensils. ■ "I may not be the best cook in the world, but my famous spaghetti sauce recipe is simply unbeatable.", ■ "My grandma's cooking is so good that I could eat her food every day for the rest of my life.", ■ "I love to cook and experiment with different recipes, but sometimes I end up making a disaster like burnt toast or raw eggs.", ■ "Cooking is not just about following a recipe, it's also about adding your own personal touch and creating something unique and delicious.", ■ "I used to hate cooking, but after watching my favorite chef on TV, I'm now addicted to experimenting with new recipes and techniques."
Dieter A person who is extremely restricted in their diet due to some medical condition or a desire for weight loss. ■ "My grandma's on a strict diet, so I can only give her water and boiled carrots when I visit.", A person who is extremely picky about what they eat. ■ "I'm a vegetarian, but I'm also a dieter, so I only eat plants that are prepared in the same way as meat."
genealogy A collection of stories about one's family history, often filled with exaggerated and entertaining tales. ■ "I was reading my grandma's genealogy last night and found out that she was descended from a long line of crazy pirates. It's no wonder she always had such a wild imagination!
graveyards A collection of dead people, typically buried in a single location. Often used to refer to a cemetery or graveyard. ■ "I was just walking through the graveyards and saw my grandma's grave. It's been 20 years since she died and I still miss her terribly.", A place where people go to be buried or cremated, typically containing graves or urns. ■ "I can't believe my wife was buried in the wrong graveyards. I hope she finds her way back to me someday."
heirlooms Priceless possessions that have been passed down through generations, often with strange or sentimental significance. ■ "Grandma's heirlooms include a teapot made of elephant ivory, a diamond encrusted locket with a photo of her great-grandmother, and a collection of mismatched socks."
Holy Adjective Very good, especially for food., Something that is considered sacred or religious. ■ Wow, this pizza is so holy, it could be served to a pope!, My grandma's homemade bread is so holy, I can almost feel the presence of God while eating it.
Lame adjective 1. Slightly injured or unwell, 2. Something that is not good, particularly something that is out of date or uncool ■ 1. After tripping over a root, John came up lame and had to limp home., 2. My grandma's jokes are so old, they're practically lame.
meatloaf A loaf-shaped dish made by combining ground meat with vegetables, bread crumbs, and various spices. It is typically baked in a casserole dish. ■ "I really love my grandma's meatloaf - it's like she put her heart and soul into every bite!" An awkward, clumsy person who is difficult to be around. ■ "That guy at the party was such a meatloaf - he spilled his drink all over himself and kept tripping over his own feet."
portraits noun: a painting or photograph of a person, especially one done for official purposes. ■ I saw my grandma's portrait hanging on the wall at her house. It was so old and dusty that it looked like it had been painted by a blind man with a stick.
priceless Something that has no value in money, but is highly cherished or esteemed by its owner. It is something that cannot be bought and is often passed down through generations. ■ "My grandma's recipe for fried chicken is priceless to me because it reminds me of childhood memories."
Rhinestone A small, often round, crystal-like object made of a synthetic material, typically used as a decoration on clothing or accessories. ■ "My grandma's favorite accessory was a pair of shoes covered in giant rhinestones. She used to dance around the house and say 'I'm a star!' whenever someone looked at her feet."
rotted Adjective used to describe a piece of wood or other material that has become thoroughly decomposed and is no longer usable. ■ "That old wooden chair in my grandma's attic was so rotted, I could barely sit on it without falling through."
rummaging The act of searching through a pile of trash or clutter in order to find something valuable. Often involves using one's hands and digging through the mess. ■ "I was rummaging through my grandma's attic when I found a treasure trove of vintage Barbie dolls! I can't wait to show them off at my next garage sale."
Traditions A long-standing practice or custom that is passed down from generation to generation. ■ "The annual Christmas Eve dinner at my grandma's house is a tradition we look forward to every year. But when I accidentally spilled gravy on her priceless white tablecloth, I realized that traditions can be both cherished and disastrous."
undies A pair of underwear that is so old and worn out, it has lost all its elasticity and resembles a saggy, wrinkled ball of fabric. It may also be covered in stains and odors. ■ "I had to wear my grandma's undies because I forgot to pack my own. It was like walking around with a walking dead person attached to my waist!"
visitors A group of people who are not the owners or regular users of a place. ■ "The visitors were very nosy and kept asking me about my favorite cake. I had to tell them that it was my grandma's recipe and that they couldn't have any."