Gramazi

gramazi is a coined word for “grammar n-z-” which means –>

noun (pl. -s)
1. a person who uses proper grammar at all times, esp. online in emails, chatrooms, instant messages and webboard posts; a proponent of grammatical correctness. often one who spells correctly as well.

2. a – a person who believes proper grammar (and spelling) should be used by everyone whenever possible. b – one who attempts to persuade or force others to use proper grammar and spelling. c – one who uses proper grammar and spelling to subtly mock or deride those who do not; an exhibitor of grammatical superiority. d – one who advocates linguistic clarity; an opponent of 1337-speak. e – one who corrects others’ grammar; the spelling police.

proper noun
3. a nickname, pseudonym or handle for a well-known grammar n-z- (defs. 1 and 2) within a particular social circle, used to show either great respect or great contempt for his or her abilities.

verb (transitive)
4. to correct the grammar of (a person’s speech, a piece of writing, etc.); to edit for grammar and spelling; to proofread.
1. a gramazi knows the difference between “there,” “their” and “they’re.”

2. teh gramazis haev invadd r formu.

3. gramazi, help me with my english homework please.

4. he totally gramazied my article, replacing pr-nouns and rewriting clauses.