Dynamite
Grand
Grand adjective - Of the very best kind.
Usage example: that picnic in the mountains was simply grand
Dynamite and grand are semantically related in impressive topic. Sometimes you can use "Dynamite" instead an adjective "Grand".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- In the Live-Action film of The Wind in the Willows directed by Terry Jones, the weasels tear up the field where Mole lives in order to build a dog-food factory, and their grand plan is to dynamite the ancestral stately home Toad Hall and replace it with an abattoir.
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The 1977 film Grand Theft Auto note unrelated to the Grand Theft Auto video game series featured a chase scene where a crazy hillbilly family attempts to stop the protagonists' car with thrown sticks of dynamite.
Source: Fruit Cart -
Napoleon's Grandmother from Napoleon Dynamite, she sneaks off from "baby-sitting" her grown (late-teens/late twenties or early thirties) grand-children to ride sand dunes on a quad-bike with her friends.
Source: Cool Old Lady
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