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.

by C.S.Lee March 9, 2009

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....

by ngroat7007 October 7, 2009

Grammarizing

The act of openly correcting someone else's improper use of grammar in front of others, oftentimes at a social gathering.

I said "her and I" instead of "she and I," so she started grammarizing me at the party.

by MCMcP January 25, 2014

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.

by Chris R March 19, 2006

grammarize

To correct the grammar of written or spoken work.

-Can you grammarize my term paper for me?
-Sure, give it to me tomorrow.

by rhymeswithorange986 February 23, 2011

grammarsexual

One who holds grammar in particularly high esteem.

She was a polyamourous grammarsexual. Nouns, verbs, adjectives - she proudly loved them all.

by Layni13 November 27, 2015

grammarize

to correct and to fix grammar within in a paper.

I need someone to help me grammarize my paper.

by thetalkinator March 9, 2009