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Grannie vs. Granny: Decoding the Right Spelling

Grannie vs. Granny

Which is correct: Grannie or Granny

How to spell Granny?

Grannie is Incorrect

Granny is Correct

Granny Definitions

(Informal) A grandmother.
(Informal) A fussy person.
Southern US See granny woman.
The mother of your father or mother

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