1. Originally a soldier who threw grenades; a member of what used to be the first company of every battalion of foot, distinguished by their superior height, particular uniform, and position in front or to the right.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• grandier,
• greader,
• granadiers,
• grenader,
• grenadien,
• grenadiuer,
• grenadierr,
• grenadir,
• grendaier,
• grenaider,
• granadier,
• grenadiar,
• grenadilo,
• grenadeler,
• grenheart,
• Grenadilio,
• Granaduer,
• Grenduer,
• Arenariea,
• granadeir

• grandma,
• grandfather,
• grand jury,
• grandi,
• grandly,
• granadilla,
• grand opera,
• granderson,
• grandniece,
• granter,
• grandiose,
• grandpa,
• grandnephew,
• granted,
• grand prix,
• granada,
• grand fir,
• granadillo,
• grunden,
• grandeur,
• granda,
• grundyism,
• grenade,
• greedier,
• grinder,
• Granado,
• grenadian,
• Granata,
• Grandberry,
• grandee,
• grandad,
• grenada,
• grandness,
• grandmaster,
• GRANDE,
• Grindelia,
• Grande Dame,
• grandfield,
• Grand Turk,
• grunter,
• grandparent,
• grandmother,
• grind organ,
• Grundy,
• grenadine,
• grindle,
• grandy,
• grondin,
• grander.

The adjective form of the word "grenadier" is "grenadieric".

The plural of the "grenadier" can be the "grenadiers".

The singular of the "grenadier" can be the "grenadier".