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- proper noun newspapers, humorous The Guardian, a British daily national
newspaper .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I always had you figured for a moderate guy, but if you believe al-Grauniad is the best-written paper in the world, I can only say I misjudged you.
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In my part of Britain the Guardian is called the 'Grauniad' - less of a tounge-twister?
Doris Lessing and blogging: time waster or enternal tale? Elizabeth McClung 2007
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(Kings Place, new home to the Grauniad, is delightful by the way: I've visited a couple of times with a charming colleague.
Publishing Maxine 2009
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(Kings Place, new home to the Grauniad, is delightful by the way: I've visited a couple of times with a charming colleague.
December 2008 Maxine 2008
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(Kings Place, new home to the Grauniad, is delightful by the way: I've visited a couple of times with a charming colleague.
DS books, e-books, new neighbours Maxine 2008
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(Kings Place, new home to the Grauniad, is delightful by the way: I've visited a couple of times with a charming colleague.
DS books, e-books, new neighbours Maxine 2008
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Now he wonders if this article in the Grauniad is the beginning of the process for ridding the country of credit cards.
British Blogs English Yokel 2010
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Now he wonders if this article in the Grauniad is the beginning of the process for ridding the country of credit cards.
British Blogs English Yokel 2010
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Here in the UK the Guardian is known as the Grauniad because of its propensity for mis-spellings on a grand scale.
Watts Up With That? 2009
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Here in the UK the Guardian is known as the Grauniad because of its propensity for mis-spellings on a grand scale.
Watts Up With That? 2009
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