Junior: Jim Bob, Wasn't they just trying to broke into your apartment?
Jim Bob: The hell you say?
Grammar-Nazi: Junior just committed grammarcide. Get him!
Unnamed Guy 2: Now isn't that ironic?
Jim Bob: The hell you say?
Grammar-Nazi: Junior just committed grammarcide. Get him!
Unnamed Guy 2: Now isn't that ironic?
by chaosgunslinger October 15, 2008
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Ex. 1
Grammar Cop: How are you?
Person 2: I'm good.
Grammar Cop: You mean you're "well."
Ex. 2
Student: Can I go to the bathroom?
GC: I don't know, CAN YOU?
Student: MAY I go to the bathroom? (rolls eyes)
GC: Yes, you MAY.
Grammar Cop: How are you?
Person 2: I'm good.
Grammar Cop: You mean you're "well."
Ex. 2
Student: Can I go to the bathroom?
GC: I don't know, CAN YOU?
Student: MAY I go to the bathroom? (rolls eyes)
GC: Yes, you MAY.
by Brocrastinater September 15, 2009
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Spells words poorly online and fights with Grammar Nazis in textual spelling correction fights.
Spells words poorly online and fights with Grammar Nazis in textual spelling correction fights.
by grammar red cross December 26, 2018
Get the Grammar Communist mug.A monolingual beta who forces me to show confidence. Even when you tone it down it still forces you with the premium corrections cuz you can still see the yellow lines of the premium correction even if you have the free version.
Person: I kind of learned this (meaning they may not have really learned it well)
Grammarly: You mean "I learned this", be confident ^^
Person: stfu grammarly
Grammarly: You mean "I learned this", be confident ^^
Person: stfu grammarly
by Maxgamer345 July 31, 2023
Get the Grammarly mug.A type of Grammar Nazi who is particular to using the British/Canadian way of spelling words as opposed to the American spellings. Words such as "favorite" or "color" especially annoy the Grammar Nationalist.
MSN/Facebook Chat:
Person 1: What colour is your new car?
Person 2: It's a bluish/greyish color.
1: Sorry, what?
2: It's a bluish color like your girlfriend's car.
1: "Color"?
2: God damn it, you're such a grammar nationalist!
Person 1: What colour is your new car?
Person 2: It's a bluish/greyish color.
1: Sorry, what?
2: It's a bluish color like your girlfriend's car.
1: "Color"?
2: God damn it, you're such a grammar nationalist!
by Winterpeg November 18, 2010
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Example:
Man this guy just pulled an empty grammar flex on me on gearslutz, check it out...
Quote:
"Please, please kill the RCA cable. They're not really even called RCA cables. I don't even know what they're real names are. RCA's just a company, they' didn' invent this stupid unbalanced cable "
1- Please check your history before complaining; RCA did invent the connector used in "phono" cables. it was in the early 1940s.
2- please check your grammar; there is a difference between "they're" and "their".
Man this guy just pulled an empty grammar flex on me on gearslutz, check it out...
Quote:
"Please, please kill the RCA cable. They're not really even called RCA cables. I don't even know what they're real names are. RCA's just a company, they' didn' invent this stupid unbalanced cable "
1- Please check your history before complaining; RCA did invent the connector used in "phono" cables. it was in the early 1940s.
2- please check your grammar; there is a difference between "they're" and "their".
by cheesesilk September 3, 2013
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