grammar pooper

a person who uses bad grammar and misspellings, especially on social sites and in instant messages.

The Internet age is producing more and more grammar poopers.

by uttam maharjan July 13, 2012

grammar artist

Someone who disregards the normal use of grammar for a more stylish and effective communication of their written message. Often times with a goal of making sure their own unique personality comes across as well.

Cheryl isn't well educated but she sure knows how to use punctuation to get her point across just as she wants you to hear it. She's a true grammar artist!

by NickNap November 13, 2016

grammar college

stuck up petty rich kids that think they are cool.

grammar college have so many rich petty kids

by shrek/ baba gurl April 19, 2022

Grammar Shower

A shower that occurs after a person has been exposed to horrible grammar. Usually happens after texting friends that have no idea how to use their native language, and reading the messages becomes physically painful. The only way to get rid of this feeling of pain and dirtiness is with a hot Grammar Shower.

"hi how r u. can i come over their"
"were gonna b their to"
"your a idiot"
"look at those cat's over their"
All of these are examples of sentences that would require a Grammar Shower after reading.

by UrbanPerfect86 January 31, 2019

intellectual grammar

A higher form of grammar which is not totally aligned with the "normal" English language

The English teacher claimed the essay was bad, but the student was simply using intellectual grammar.

by Not Ericc April 25, 2019

Grammar Fan

Fan of grammar. It's their name so capitalize it. That's their not there. I would start it with "and" ,but that's incorrect. That I needs to be capitalized by the way. Btw is incorrect.

You: lol look at that grammar fan.
Grammar Fan: Laugh out loud. Look at that grammar fan! (That's exclamative.)

by comradefrank October 29, 2021

Grammar Klansman

A person who corrects your grammar while not correcting his own. They're very careful about the letters n, i, g, e, and r.

The Grammar Klansman told the black man to use an apostrophe in "you're."

by ChloeV124 November 30, 2016