Granada

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N. a brown rye chip found in a chex mix bag V. the act of almost getting hit by a tennis ball when playing wall ball or tennis Urban Dictionary

High standards. Beautiful or handsome. They type of person who is very friendly. Can be a bitch tho. Friends with many. A lot of people get jealous of a Granada. Very successful and determined. Fashionista. Music junke. Awkwardly funny. The best. Urban Dictionary

Stuck up, bitchy, “straight but willing to experiment”, rich, slut princesses (with the exception of the minority of genuine people) and many of the guys are self-centered egotistical testosterone filled jackasses with their heads shoved so far up their asses they can’t see anymore and can go fuck the horses they rode in on twice because they are chauvinistic, condescending, patronizing, manipulitive, imbroglio-causing, mannerless, naïve, pricks with no respect and it is disgusting how they treat women and think so highly of themselves…then again the way many of the girls around here act, they probably deserve it, if they’re not totally provoking them. Many people use fake addresses to get into Granada High, a whack school filled with white people and asians. Urban Dictionary

A city in Southern California where you can walk the streets safely but are still be able to score a bag of dope in 15 minutes. The neighborhoods are really nice and the houses are even better. It's multicultural and the people are really nice, but once you reach north of Rinaldi St. you run into the bitchest teens in the SFV. The teens that reside here are the most notorious individuals that are enrolled at Granada High and Alemany. The think they're "off the chain" because they do E and party when they're parents are on vacation but come to realize, in college, that they are completely retarded and end up dropping out. South of Rinaldi St. the teens are wholesome independent people who resent the douches to the north. Urban Dictionary

A City located in the San Fernando Valley. My favorite city in fact. It is right next to Porter Ranch, Northridge & Chatsworth. And it has the best top school in the valley Granada Hills Charter High School. The homes in Granada are mainly large pool homes. Closer to Balboa, and Porter Ranch feature more wealthy rich, high dollar homes, where as on the other side has your typical middle class home. Granada Hills is a desirable neighborhood with access to everything you need in 4 minutes you are right by CSUN, and in 6 minutes you can go to the Northridge Mall, or the Porter Ranch shopping center. I love Granada Hills and I'm tired of living in West Hills, i can't wait to move to GH this summer. Urban Dictionary

Colegio Nueva Granada is U.S oriented private school located in the city of Bogota. The school is perhaps the most expensive of all private schools in Bogota because of it's prestigious reputation. Tuition fees range from 10.000 USD a year. All Classes are taught in english except for Colombian Social Studies and Spanish. The school mainly consists of wealthy Colombian children from Bogota's upper crust. In general they're spoiled, and who could blame them? Also there are a fair amount of international students from different countries,most of them U.S Corporate children or Asians. The school prides itself on being entirely Bilingual. Urban Dictionary

Gaynada is a very shitty high school in North Santa Clara. It has a ratio of 1 boy to 8 girls (approx.). It is great for playboys and fuckboys who want to have multiple hoes, but if you want a boyfriend, you will have to fight for him. All in all, the teachers are really racist and annoying while the students are gay, bisexual, or transgender. They force us girls to wear scarfs on our heads while in school and the uniform is really uncomfortable and itchy. It is very ironic that the name is Gaynada and the students are also really gay at all times. Most students who go to this school want to leave ASAP and feel depressed. Urban Dictionary

A collection of emojis used in place of words; the only means of communication other than clicking for Sir Clickmilo aka miloman, crackmilo, crapmilo, ladiezman, Lbino , milomilo, obando, cumiloh, and cashmilo. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to granada:
granada, grenada, granado, granata, granade, granda.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word granada:
andalusia, alhambra, lorca, murcia, moorish, emirate, ine, cartagena, castile, tees, castilian, seville, plc, bol, nicaragua, quito, iberian, carlton, sherlock, colombia, gran, moors, aragon, spain, coronation, isabella, valencia, tyne, var, venezuela, madrid, ecuador, gibraltar, television, brett, panama, toledo, ibn, hills, manchester, holmes, spanish, fernando, peru, morocco, manuel, conquest, bbc, inhabitants, jos, abu, juan, pedro, autonomous, mar, sierra, yorkshire, muhammad, barcelona, sultan, productions, muslim, programme, soap, peninsula, del, luis, logo, ford, siege, sky, adaptation, broadcasting, arabic, broadcast, reports.

Words that rhyme with granada:
prada, armada, nada, nevada, enchilada, strada, intifada, grenada, ramada, tada, posada, sada, cauda, rada, lada, estrada, radha, hada, cada, espada, bada, yamada, wada, mirada, yadda, mada, sierra nevada, quesada, almada, hamada, spanish armada, okada, cassada, lozada, salada, spada, andrada, ghada, shimada, calzada, harada, casada, ahumada, zada, invincible armada, moncada, quezada, tejada, terada, quijada, capital of nevada, losada, amerada, zawada, barricada, owada, abroad a, applaud a, aud a, baud a, bollapragada, broad a, chmod a, claude a, clawed a, cod a, defraud a, enojada, escada, facade a, fraud a, gnawed a, god a, granada a, harada a, hawed a, hisada, intefadeh, katragadda, laud a, maud a, mirada a, mod a, nada a, nevada a, nod a, odd a, okada a, ourada, outlawed a, pod a, porada, prod a, quad a, rod a, sanada, sawed a, secada, sod a, spada a.

Adjectives that are often used to describe granada:
new, madrid, civil, old, general, colonial, beautiful, century, fair, native, unhappy, southern, beloved, modern, eastern, northern, chivalric, central, ungrateful, western, blue, romantic, independent, rural, magnificent, late, conservative, nearby, ancient, provincial, lovely, near, former, live, spanish, famous, larger, northeastern, 18071, opposite, panther, beleaguered, medieval, proud, peaceful, malaga, distant, tear, north, 18080, pomo, interior, coastal, masaya, occidental, green, badajoz, queenly, today, mountainous, venerable, day, periodical, south, unfinished, familiar, fifteenth, seville, paladin, neighboring.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective granada:
barcelona, continued, venegas, the, madrid, cathedral, managuacorinto, associates, paladin, malaga, taken.

Consonant match to granada:
grenada, granado, grenado, granada a, grenada a, grenade he.

Words that sound like granada:
granada, grenada, grenado, granata, granado, grenda, grenade, grenades, granade, grundy, granda, granita, granato, gennady, coronado, kanada, granted, granit, grund, grundle, green day, grandee, grandy, grenadier, green-eyed, grunder, grunden, granados, grundel, grenouille, grandi, gunda, grando, grada, granta, grajeda, ganado, granito, green eyed, kannada, canady, kamada, caranda, kirundi, grinned, grendel, grenadine, grinde, grindle, grenache, granitic, gwenda, grundig, ground, grind, grand, grounds, granite, grinder, grande, granola, groaned, grands, grander, grinds, grond, ganda, grounder, grata, grantee, grana, grained, granddaddy, granate, grado, grandaddy, green tea, granat, greened, grandes, grimaldi, gonda, groined, granites, green hat, crinoid, garanti, grind up, granja, greda, grenadian, green knight, green it, grimaldo, gruda, green goddess, goonda, grade a, crinoids, ganoid.