| But I'm sure she'd much rather have a youngish mum than a grannyish one. |
| The heavily made-up newly-wed looked like she borrowed her grannyish fur cape from a display in New York's Museum Of Natural History, where the party was held. |
| While beaming Lil went to move her car in a grannyish cardi, Ed was slightly less frumpy in a black T-shirt and jeans. |
| It's not that I'd agonised over the pain factor, rather that it sounds so grannyish to say you've visited a chiropodist. |
| The handcrafted Esther pot shows what happens when handmade ceramics rise above the grannyish rap and truly shine. |
| He played the song incessantly, ignoring my pleas for mercy and grannyish objections to its author's seditious intent. |
