Grammatic
Grammatic by Flippinzipper October 6, 2016
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Grammatic
1:When you're trying to sound intelligent you use this word.
2:When your brain is too stupid to form a complete word at 6:45 am.
3:When you start saying grammatically and you stop.
4:Ancient lost Nordic language commonly spoken in the Irvine region.
2:When your brain is too stupid to form a complete word at 6:45 am.
3:When you start saying grammatically and you stop.
4:Ancient lost Nordic language commonly spoken in the Irvine region.
grammatic irony
When a person correcting someone else's grammar, spelling, or general intelligence makes a grammar or spelling mistake themselves. This does not count if the person has intentionally made the mistake. The phrase comes from "dramatic irony", but is not actually a form of irony.
On an Internet forum:
> > These stupid people are just crybabies who complain when they don't get they're way!
> Your an idiot because you can't spell!
Oh, the grammatic irony....
> > These stupid people are just crybabies who complain when they don't get they're way!
> Your an idiot because you can't spell!
Oh, the grammatic irony....
grammatic irony by illuminatedwax April 25, 2007
Glamatic
Glamatic by SammieGSanchez January 20, 2020
Grammatical Pedantry Syndrome
Grammatical (or grammar) pedantry syndrome is an illness or a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder where someone has a compulsive desire to correct any grammatical errors one has made and is obsessed with taking this peculiar, constant, and vexatious (from the target's perspective) action.
"Me and mark ate cookies!"
"You mean, 'Mark and I ate cookies!'"
"Stop it!"
"Sorry, I have Grammatical Pedantry Syndrome."
"You mean, 'Mark and I ate cookies!'"
"Stop it!"
"Sorry, I have Grammatical Pedantry Syndrome."
Grammatical Pedantry Syndrome by Terminological inexactitude September 18, 2013
Grammatically Challenged
A vast majority of the posters on Urban Dictionary.
i dropped out of school when i was four because that bitch teacher was keeping me down, just like the man. STICK IT TO THE MAN! NOW I ARE RACISTSEXIST! ^^ (Grammatically Challenged)
Grammatically Challenged by Moikii September 11, 2007
Grammaton Cleric
Someone who is so much of a bad-ass, they can beat Judge Dredd, Solid Snake, Jason Borne, Jack Bauer, Batman, V, Darth Vader, Ezio Audiotre, Agent 47, Max Payne, Agent Smith, and Neo, all at once with nothing but two Beretta 92fs pistols
Someone who can kill an entire army in total darkness without moving and armed with only two Beretta 92fs pistols
Someone who can take down an entire government, all of whom are armed with semi-automatic and fully automatic assualt rifles, with two Berretta 92fs pistols and a katana.
Seriouly..this guy is fucking insane
Someone who can kill an entire army in total darkness without moving and armed with only two Beretta 92fs pistols
Someone who can take down an entire government, all of whom are armed with semi-automatic and fully automatic assualt rifles, with two Berretta 92fs pistols and a katana.
Seriouly..this guy is fucking insane
Derp1: Dude...my friend just killed hella marine corp guys in like two seconds
Derp2: Must be a Grammaton Cleric
In the movie Equilibrium, Christian Bale is a total Grammaton Cleric
Derp2: Must be a Grammaton Cleric
In the movie Equilibrium, Christian Bale is a total Grammaton Cleric
Grammaton Cleric by space time lordf August 2, 2012
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