grammaricide

spoiling a language by committing grammatical mistakes.

New learners generally commit grammaricide, no matter how well they try to write a correct language.

by uttam maharjan November 10, 2012

grammarcide

The complete and utter destruction of syntax in any sentence.

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?

by chaosgunslinger October 15, 2008

grammaticide

The slaughtering of a language through the poor application of grammatical rules. This heinous crime is most prevalent in electronic forms of communication such as email, txt and I.M..

The worst offenders of this crime against language are those poor souls who are Gramatically challenged.

See also grammatically error, a somewhat ironic example of grammaticide.

Q: Do you have any of product X in stock?

A: Yes and welcome you over here. I ready for you.

by avengerpenguin February 24, 2005

grammarified

correcting someone’s grammar

‘you just got grammarified’

by eggnog54 November 9, 2022

grammaticized

1. The finished product of using a Grammer checker to create a school essay
2. to cause to be grammatically wrong when trying to correct others about their bad grammar
3. To have been pointed out that one person cannot use good grammar in any situation

person 1: I has been a good person
person 2: I'm not sure that 'has' is a good fit here
person 1: Oh, no! I just got grammaticized!

by Joe Smith(the 100th) December 6, 2024