grannie

• She calls me grannie, because I like it. —  Rivers of Ice
• Pax would go with him Well, my lads, please yourselves," said Mr Flint,--wheeling the old woman to the table, on which smoked a plentiful supply of her favourite sausages Let me take the cat off your lap, grannie," said May Let the cat be, lassie; it's daein' nae ill. —  Post Haste
• Are the callants gaein' oot Yes, grannie," said Phil, "we have business to attend to Bizness!" —  Post Haste
• With its usual remonstrative mew it fled and found a place of rest and refuge in the coal-box But it's not to the Post-Office we're goin', grannie," said Phil, laying his hand kindly on the old woman's shoulder What o' that? —  Post Haste
• Everybody calls her wicked old grannie--even them that's as wicked as her. —  At the Back of the North Wind

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