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Grammar Nazis remark 

An unspoken admission by a pseudo-intellectual that they lost the argument. It happens when they change the topic to grammar and spelling because they couldn't win the argument on the original topic .
John: What is 2 plus 2?
Jane: 2 plus 2 equals 5
John: 2 pluss 2 does not equal 5, it equals 4
Jane: plus* not pluss
John: Your still wrong, the answer is 4.
Jane: You're* not Your.
John: Will you stop with the Grammar Nazis remarks
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Going to war with the Grammar Nazis 

Something you shouldn't do.
Guy 1: I think you're are stupid.

Guy 2: Clearly going to war with the Grammar Nazis with that sentence, eh?

grammer nazis 

Those people whose greatest thrill in life is pointing out that the correct spelling is, in fact, grammar nazis.
I prefer the term Grammar Mongol, myself. Nazi is a little cliché these days.
grammer nazis by Lady Chevalier August 24, 2005

Grammar Nazism 

The idealism embodied by Grammar Nazis. Grammar Nazism is the having of both the greatest standards of all aspects of grammar and the willingness to adhere to such standards in all the one says and types.

Grammar Nazism is often confused with the art of Grammar Trolling. See tags.
Grammar Nazism is not for the faint of heart.
Grammar Nazism by tkdrocker806 December 26, 2014

grammer nazis 

Look also "dickhead" When someone on a certain forum or website corrects the stupidest little mistakes to make them feel like a big man.
There car is cool

You idiot, it's "their."

Its not time yet.

Learn to SPEAK! -It's, NOT its.
grammer nazis by Kevin9 July 26, 2005

Grammar Nazism 

To be a Grammar Nazi.
I have been diagnosed with Grammar Nazism, but I'm ok with it. It can be a bit OCDish.

grammarnazi

A person who corrects people's spelling/grammar mistakes on the internet.
Person 1: Their so gay.

grammarnazi: You're using the wrong form of they're. You are supposed to use they're, which is a contraction of they are.

/grammarnazi
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