Grampus

gram,pus, n. A voracious cetaceous mammal of the dolphin family, having socketed, conical teeth, and breathing by a spout-hole on the top of the head. Granary. See under Grampus. Grand, Grain. grand, «. Of large size; extensive; relatively great; greatest; chief; principal; great in size and tine or imposing in appearance: holding elevated or advanced rank, as in years or station; majestic; dignified; stately; exalted.— Grand'eur.-jur,??. Quality of being grand; splendor of appearance; elevation of thought or expre ion, or of mien or deportment; nobility of action; sublimity; augustne ; magnificence. — Grand'aunt, -ant, n. The aunt of one's father or mother. — un'cle, n. — child, n. A son's or daughter's child. daugh/ter, n. Daughter of a son or daughter. — son, n. — father, n. A father's or mother's~father. — mother, n. — sire, n. A grandfather; any male ancestor. — Grandee', -de', n. A man of rank: in Spain, a nobleman of the first rank. — Grandil'oquent, -o-kwent. -oquous, -kwus, a. Speaking in a lofty style: bombastic. — Grandiloquence, -kwens, n. Lofty words or phrasesj bombast; pomposity of speech. — Grandiose, -T-os, a. Imposing; striking; flaunting; turgid; bombastic.