Gramatard

Also known as grammartard and grammatard, this word describes somebody who completely refuses to accept the commonly known grammar rules used in the English language. Most commonly seen in phone texts or online conversations, the offender tends to not notice when this is brought up.

Offender - "i didnt did do that"

Response - " You sir, are a gramatard."

by Jahadaz May 8, 2010

Galamata

Galamata is someone or something that cant be reached or be copied by someone or something. In the whole universe there can be only one Galamata. Aaaaand of course Galamata is Batman . If someone says that he is Batman, someday he will die , because only Galamata is Batman. And everything is happening in this world because Galamata is Batman.

Galamata is Batman .
Only Galamata knows what Galamata truly means.
Because Galamata is Batman!

by Galamata January 4, 2019

Garanatone

1. Gross
2. Nasty
3. Disturbing

Jacob: bro i feel sick..... I think im gonna puke!
John: bro thats some garanatone shit!
Jacob: whats geronatone?
John: Geronatone is something thats nasty as hell

by Tittyman_66 June 17, 2016

Garamanda

An NJ who just revises instead of coming out with his good mate Jake to have some cali.

He just turned down going out with me, he's such a garamanda.

by JRWWWW May 31, 2019

garapata

Garapata is a whimsical representation of a social psycho-delic landscape that observes the intertwined experiences of human behavior influenced by other people and the social and bizarre context in which it occurs.

In other words; a socio-political mind trip.

You're so garapata.
I'm garaptized.

by Garapata November 22, 2021

Riza Garabato

Trusting, loving, sincere, generous and misunderstood.

Riza Garabato trust everyone without exception. Loving them for who they are, sincere in how I feel about them. I am generous when and what I can give. In return people take advantage of me and when I speak up, I am misunderstood as being mean.

by Helpful Harriet February 3, 2010

Gramatification

Often seen on the comments on Facebook posts throughout the internet; it is to find joy and self worth whilst explicitly pointing out the error in grammar/spelling/punctuation in an online post or article (other than one's own). It heightens the view you have of your intellect and wit; while at the same time destroying others credibility. Often it can be accompanied by a witty remark, sarcasm, an asterisk (*) or even a meme, either way ensuring the mistake is highlighted. Sometimes it requires purposeful misinterpretation, whereas other times it is plain obvious.

Post: "Your never going to believe it"
Comment: "You're*"

Post: "I aint rollin like dat, I free bruv"
Comment: "Just to say, ain't* rolling* that* I'm* Brother*"
or
Comment: "I believe you mean; "I ain't rolling like that, I'm free brother", no need thank to me"

(Comments are examples of Gramatification)

by rackers7690 October 1, 2013