griswold
/ˈɡrɪzˌwəld/Definitions
1. noun
A family of American television fame, particularly known from the 1966-1969 situation comedy ‘A Christmas Story’ and the 1983-1990 sitcom ‘Family Ties’.
“The Cringeworthy antics of the Griswold family were a staple of 80s comedy.”
2. noun
A person or people who travel in a motorhome, often associated with eccentricity and the open road.
“The Griswold family spent their summer vacation driving their RV across the country.”
3. proper noun
A surname of English origin, often associated with a place or location.
“The Griswold family has lived in the same house for generations.”