Did the term "grounding" as a punishment for kids precede the same term for pilots being prevented from flying?

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answer:No, but that’s something my dad would make a joke about. Example of one of my dad’s jokes: We were out to dinner and deciding whether to order the Zen Chicken. My dad said: “Can you think of anything Buddha?”

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