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grammarific

Someone/something that is good at grammar or has proper use of grammar.
"What can I say, I'm grammarific."
grammarific by AshLM September 7, 2009
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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.
Grammarizing by MCMcP January 25, 2014

grammaritician 

Someone who is very fancy at using grammar
Wow that guy is a really good grammaritician!

grammaricide 

spoiling a language by committing grammatical mistakes.
New learners generally commit grammaricide, no matter how well they try to write a correct language.
grammaricide by uttam maharjan November 10, 2012

Grammarlicious 

Being very good at grammar and/or being very enthusiastic about grammar.
Mr. McAlister had us make grammar redemption shirts to show off our grammarlicious sides.
Grammarlicious by APEnglishAttendee December 13, 2010

Gramatification 

Often seen on the comments on Facebook posts throughout the internet; it is to find joy and self worth whilst explicitly pointing out the error in grammar/spelling/punctuation in an online post or article (other than one's own). It heightens the view you have of your intellect and wit; while at the same time destroying others credibility. Often it can be accompanied by a witty remark, sarcasm, an asterisk (*) or even a meme, either way ensuring the mistake is highlighted. Sometimes it requires purposeful misinterpretation, whereas other times it is plain obvious.
Post: "Your never going to believe it"
Comment: "You're*"

Post: "I aint rollin like dat, I free bruv"
Comment: "Just to say, ain't* rolling* that* I'm* Brother*"
or
Comment: "I believe you mean; "I ain't rolling like that, I'm free brother", no need thank to me"

(Comments are examples of Gramatification)
Gramatification by rackers7690 October 1, 2013

Grammafication 

(Verb) the act of telling a female to go fuck herself. .alot alot alot of times!
Hey Kari, go grammafication yourself......Alot
Grammafication by Rigin February 13, 2021
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