grammaring 

What gingers say instead of "proof reading"

Steve (the ginger): Hey lora, are you good at grammaring? Im not sure if this sounds right

Lora: ...

Chances are its not....

grammaring by ngroat7007 October 7, 2009

Grammarian 

A funny little word that you may hear your english teacher may use to imply that s/he is religious in regard to grammar. I've always taken it to mean that your grammar will be corrected without remorse.

My english teacher swears she's a devout Grammarian.

Grammarian by Chris R March 19, 2006

grammaries 

1. The breasts of an elderly woman.

2. Saggy, flat breasts that have a slight odor of sour milk or mildew.

3. Aged pancakes.

My grandmother Helga always made sure to roll up her grammaries and secure them with rubber bands to prevent the uncomfortable pinching that would occur if they slipped below her pant line.

When he returned home, John ate the leftover grammaries that had been sitting on the counter since last Tuesday.

grammaries by C.S.Lee March 9, 2009

Grammargasm 

When someone's knowledge and consequent use of correct grammar gives you an instant orgasm

Amy : My motto in life is simple, "Practice safe text, use commas".

Bill : Wow, that just gave me a Grammargasm.

Grammargasm by Gnazi July 12, 2012

Grammarian 

A grammarian is a person who believes that they have some type of mastery over the English language. Most times, they are misguided in this belief and come across as an asshole. The grammarian is related (by marriage, not blood) to the grammar nazi.

"I am a grammarian and have studied the ancient languages from Latin to Romulan, thusly, I have quite the command over the English language and a period does not go at the end of a sentence."

Grammarian by Bobbert Smift December 8, 2015

grammarian 

that one person that ALWAYS corrects you hence the word grammarian

u fuckin grammarian

grammarian by Hi :p May 11, 2018

Grammarmask 

To change your style of writing while sending an anonymous message, so the other person can't tell it's you.

I didn't want Sylvester to know I was the one who left the love note in his locker, so I grammarmasked the whole thing by showing blatant disregard for verbs versus adverbs, and also I wrote the whole thing with my left hand.

Grammarmask by 1279173 July 18, 2013