The grammarsphere is the cyberworld of web pages, blogs, and Facebook groups where English-language nerds hang out and have raging debates about things like "singular they", "verbing nouns", "the Oxford comma" and "logical punctuation".
"Do you want to do something this weekend?"
"No, I can't. I'm going to meet my grammarsphere friends this weekend."
"What? You are going to meet _who_?"
"Whom."
"The people that your meeting this weekend."
"I think you mean 'The people whom you're meeting this weekend.'"
"I'm not meeting anybody this weekend."
"Exactly. Well, at least not my grammarsphere friends."
2. Saggy, flat breasts that have a slight odor of sour milk or mildew.
3. Aged pancakes.
My grandmother Helga always made sure to roll up her grammaries and secure them with rubber bands to prevent the uncomfortable pinching that would occur if they slipped below her pant line.
When he returned home, John ate the leftover grammaries that had been sitting on the counter since last Tuesday.
Whilst on Facebook or other websites you notice an error in spelling and thus correct it due to sheer awesomeness of the language you speak/know. Similar to out-grammared except it sounds better.
Also something your parentsmay do on a daily basis when you are younger.
Tyrone: "Bitches is super hot in college."
Tard: "*Bitches ARE super hot in college Tyrone. Get your shit together."