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grammared

grammared adjective: having a specified style of grammar. Also the simple past and past participle of grammar.

Adjective

grammared (not comparable)

  1. Having a specified style of grammar.
    • My companion was an American, big-hearted, full-pursed, bad-grammared, with a full knowledge of her shortcomings, a native of the Pacific coast, and "glad of it."1894, Massachusetts Reformatory, Our Paper: Volume 10
    • […]remarks about "the blacksmith's art" as exemplified by a mis-spelled and wild-grammared Los Angeles monthly[…]1895, Archaeological Institute of America, Out West magazine: Volume 3

Also used as

grammared is also the simple past and past participle of grammar.

Origin of grammared

From grammar + -ed.

Words formed from grammared

Questions about grammared

What does grammared mean?
Grammared means having a specified style of grammar.
What part of speech is grammared?
Grammared is an adjective.

Words near grammared in the dictionary

  1. grammar school
  2. grammar schools
  3. grammar-nazi
  4. grammar-nazis
  5. grammar-oriented programming
  6. grammared
  7. grammarese
  8. grammarian
  9. grammarianess
  10. grammarianesses
  11. grammarianism

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