altrincham grammar school is a piece of shit, it's minorities are as so: 40% white, 50% asian, 1% black, 9% yellow, altrincham grammar school is alternatively called balti grammar in consideration of the sheer number of carpet riding cunts in the school
by ninky stigger March 29, 2020

by Bleh November 23, 2002

by fuzzylane September 23, 2012

Giving credit to someone who uses a solid word that perfectly describes the situation/feelings, but it has to be an impressive word. Also includes the act of actually pounding that person and saying "Grammar Pound."
Andy - "So Eric, how was the Dali museum?"
Eric - "It was awesome! The paintings were crazy and I was astonished!"
Andy - "Astonished?!? That's a solid word. Dude that deserves a Grammar Pound!"
Eric - "It was awesome! The paintings were crazy and I was astonished!"
Andy - "Astonished?!? That's a solid word. Dude that deserves a Grammar Pound!"
by Andy's Eriction June 21, 2010

The standard way of typing or verbally using Apple product terminology.
i: The "i" at the beginning of product names is always lowercase and is always followed by a capital letter (not a hyphen, space, or the like).
iPod touch: Never should be referred to as an "iTouch".
There is no such thing.
i: The "i" at the beginning of product names is always lowercase and is always followed by a capital letter (not a hyphen, space, or the like).
iPod touch: Never should be referred to as an "iTouch".
There is no such thing.
Proper Apple grammar insures I sound knowledgable about my favorite products.
I love my iPod.
I need to charge my iPhone.
Can I borrow your iPod touch?
I love my iPod.
I need to charge my iPhone.
Can I borrow your iPod touch?
by Apple Fan Boy November 13, 2011

A native english-speaking person with an urge to correct every misspelled word, because they have a micropenis.
by Urban talker February 28, 2015

Bill: Yeah, there were way less people then I thought there would be.
Jane: Don't you mean "there were way FEWER people THAN I thought there would be"?
Bill: You're a grammar freak.
Jane: Don't you mean "there were way FEWER people THAN I thought there would be"?
Bill: You're a grammar freak.
by Miss Uppity January 2, 2009
