grammarous 

1. To be within the confines of the English language. To use correct grammar.

2. Displaying a special flair for grammar.

Girl, let me tell you something. That boy at the club, he was so grammarous. I love the way he modified his prepositional phrases.

grammarous by DonnyRatchet July 25, 2007

Grammarous 

Grammarous - Full of grammar, so meticulous about the construction of sentences and spelling of words that it is charming and fascinatingly attractive.

Me: Did you read Stacy's column in the local newspaper yesterday? shes absolutely grammarous.

Stacy: That was me. And it's written "she's".

Grammarous by youcandropmydundundun October 14, 2016

Grammaroma

The pungent emanations from "ladies of a certain age",where the main ingredients are JEAN NATE and urine.

The bingo hall was grammaroma central.

Grammaroma by terry in the car April 2, 2009

grammarist 

Someone who judges others for using poor grammar.

He spit at me when I used the wrong "your" in a sentence... such a grammarist.

grammarist by EEinDC December 21, 2015

grammarlisticaly 

Pertaining to intellectual grammar

The intellectual was grammarlisticaly correct.

grammarlisticaly by Not Ericc April 24, 2019

grammarlistic 

to have sex

imma be doin some grammarlistic with haareesha 2nite

grammarlistic by hills sports June 23, 2021

grammaries 

1. The breasts of an elderly woman.

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.

grammaries by C.S.Lee March 9, 2009