Grane

"Oh! now I say what ye mane," admitted the woodsman; "but I niver owned a camera in all me life, so I'm what ye'd call grane at it. ❋ George A. Warren (N/A)

And, as I love you no less than you love me, I will therefore be satisfied with the lands you grane me and never seek to overthrow, you. ❋ Cameron Dokey (2010)

September 17, 2009 at 9:59 am dis iz truenis. forechunitly da grane/biprawdukfrei fuds iz geddin moar poplar aifinks fredmeyer haz an cuplol brans nao. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Diz adbise comin frum a wommin who been diborsed twise so tayk wif grane of salt. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Cud bee liek the grane ov sand or is it a corm? dubbled awn the chessbord effekt. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Ye wad like to see Grace, man, for as dour as ye are — Eh, Lord I I wish he may be weel, that was a sair grane! or, maybe, he thought I was speaking of heavenly grace, and no of ❋ Unknown (2004)

'Och! master Jamey, come in out of that grane grass; d'yiz want ter dirty the clane pinafore I've put on yiz this blissed afthernoon?' spoke the nurse. ❋ Various (N/A)

For he gave to me not so much as half a grane of that Powder, and with that were transmuted nine ounces, and three quarters of an ounce of Argetitvive. ❋ John Frederick Helvetius (N/A)

As Mr. Con Murphy said, he looked less like "a blushin 'grane onion" than he had immediately after the concoction the drugstore clerk had sold him took effect. ❋ Grace Brooks Hill (1917)

Ye look like a tinder grane onion sproutin 'out of the garden in the spring. ❋ Grace Brooks Hill (1917)

It ain't duck an 'grane pase, but, thank God, we hev enough an' a hearty welcome wid ivery boite. ❋ Ernest Thompson Seton (1903)

Ye kin make a kind o 'grane av two dips, wan of yaller an wan av black. ❋ Ernest Thompson Seton (1903)

It was that ould black Cat, an 'may the saints stand bechuxt me an' his grane eyes! ❋ Ernest Thompson Seton (1903)

I wish he may be weel, that was a sair grane! or, maybe he thought I was speaking of heavenly grace, and no of Grace ❋ Unknown (1898)

'Begad, we'd make him wear the grane in raal earnest, and, a foine scraw it would be,' said a third. ❋ Unknown (1892)

We have had a good deal of dry weather this Summer, in consequence of which corn will be cut short however since it has become more seasonable corn seems to be coming out considerably and if frost will keep of until it makes it self there will be considerable corn rased more I think than were last year, grane was verry scarse here last year. ❋ Thomas McGuffin (1864)

Like a man o 'great pith, wi' a grane, and a stend -- ❋ Unknown (1856)

The poor chiel commenced again to grunt and grane, and groan and yelp, and cry ochone; -- and make such woful lamentations, that heart of man could not stand it; and I found the warm tears prap-prapping to my een. ❋ David Macbeth Moir (1824)