grammar nazi playground

A text full of bad grammar.

This is a playground for a grammar nazi

Guy nr. 1 : i hav ben sik today bro.
Guy nr. 2 : Dude! that is a grammar nazi playground

by TheGrammarNaziPlayground February 3, 2014

Grammar Nazi

A person who is willing to completely kill the momentum of intelligent discourse to moan about the location of a preposition or comma in a sentence. They usually aren't as smart as they think they are, so it's their way of interjecting something they feel has intellectual value into the conversation.

We were having a really great talk about the theory of existentialism until John the fucking grammar nazi completely ignored your compelling argument just to point out that you shouldn't use a preposition at the end of a sentence.

by unclejoe1917 July 7, 2016

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 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

Grammarazzi

A grandma that is always taking pictures. At all the events she's in your face with her camera, and will post the pictures no matter how fat you look.

Hide! Here comes Grammarazzi!

by Nikangelle July 28, 2017

graduated to glory

Died; passed on; passed away

Connor: Our paternal grandfather was Irish, our paternal grandmother was Cuban.
Reporter: "Was?"
Connor: Meaning they're not longer here. They have graduated to glory.

by SpencerFlippinReid April 19, 2018

Grammar Pope

This is an effort to re-define and change the negative connotations associated with efforts to encourage correct grammar; currently referred to as grammar nazi

Grammar Nazi? Please! My edicts are directly from the revered texts of the public education system. They are intended to improve both your personal and societal interactions. I prefer "Grammar Pope."

by Guano Psycho October 23, 2017