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Term: Grandsires

Description:

Grandsires is a noun that refers to the plural form of the word "grandsire." It commonly refers to a grandfather or ancestor, but can also have various other meanings.

Examples:

1. Noun: Ancestor or Grandfather

My grandsires immigrated to this country in search of a better life.

He resembled his grandsire so much that people often mistook him for him.

2. Noun: Male Ancestors

Genealogy enthusiasts spend years tracing their family trees, trying to uncover their grandsires.

Women's rights activists emphasize the need to equally recognize the contributions of female ancestors alongside grandsires.

3. Noun: Mentor or Teacher

Mr. Johnson, my high school math teacher, was both a tough educator and an invaluable grandsire figure.

In ancient times, it was common for knights to seek guidance and wisdom from their trusted grandsires.

4. Noun: Term in sailing

During the regatta, the experienced sailor called out commands to his crew, who carefully followed the instructions of their respected grandsires.

The Olympic sailor credited his success to the knowledge and expertise passed down through generations of grandsires.

5. Verb: To Annoy or Irritate

His constant complaints and whining began to grandsire me, making it difficult to enjoy the trip.

Asking the same question repeatedly can easily grandsire someone.

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