grand-daddiest

English

Adjective

grand-daddiest

1. Alternative form of granddaddiest
   • 1978 August 19, Tom Somach, “Life is not a spectator sport for Motor City’s Ted Nugent”, in The Morning Call, number 96:

     “It’s the grand-daddiest (bleep-bleepin’) (bleep-bleep) album you’ve ever seen,” he [Ted Nugent] said of it.

   • 1981 February 1, “In celebration of groundhog”, in The Argus, Rock Island, Ill., section “Sunday Argus Quad-Citian”, page 2:

     As sure as God made little green apples, spring arrived on March 21. It would have arrived with or without the groundhog’s prediction, but what would the TV media have done for news if it hadn’t been for Phil, the grand-daddiest groundhog of all time.

   • 1986 April 6, Dave Henderson, quoting Charles Henderson, “Pothole poetry”, in Press & Sun-Bulletin, Binghamton, N.Y., page 16C:

     The grand-daddiest pothole of all / Lies along side the Oakdale Mall / It is bigger by far / Than a small foreign car / And unknown is the depth of it all.

   • 1997 October 8, Kelly Egan, “Udder-ly beautiful bovine: Area-bred cow wins world title”, in Ottawa Citizen, page B1:

     The nine-year-old cow, bred at Boalcrest Farms just outside Pakenham, won the grand-daddy of prizes at the grand-daddiest dairy show on Earth: In effect, she was named the best show cow of any breed in the world.

   • 2001 November 2, Tom Shatel, “Check out how BCS computer works in fantasy sports world”, in Omaha World-Herald, page 2C:

     College Football Commissioner Keith Jackson said yesterday that this year’s College Football Championship game between Nebraska and Oklahoma in the Rose Bowl will be the grand-daddiest of them all.

   • 2006 January 5, David White, “USC can’t pull out win this time”, in The Fresno Bee, page D1:

     USC had to go and try to top itself, teasing America’s attention one last time with a national championship at stake in the Rose Bowl, the grand-daddiest of theaters, Wednesday night.