grammaticaster
grammaticaster noun: a pedantic, inferior grammarian.
Noun
grammaticaster (plural grammaticasters)
- A pedantic, inferior grammarian.
- Even Eliot who is too fine an artist to allow himself to be exploited by a blockhead grammaticaster turns recently toward 'one definite false note' in his quatrains,1997, Michael Grant, T.S. Eliot, page 86
Forms of grammaticaster
| plural | grammaticasters |
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Origin of grammaticaster
From grammatic + -aster.
Words that rhyme with grammaticaster
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- adelaster
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- canaster
- copastor
- cotoneaster
- criticaster
- diaster
- faster
- headmaster
- hereticaster
- historiaster
- historicaster
- interpilaster
- Jaster
- Kaster
- laster
- logicaster
- mathematicaster
- medicaster
- monaster
- musicaster
- outmaster
- overmaster
- paster
- philologaster
- philosophaster
- pinaster
- poetaster
- politicaster
- replaster
- scientaster
- sterraster
- theologaster
- usageaster
- verticillaster
- witticaster
Questions about grammaticaster
- What does grammaticaster mean?
- Grammaticaster means a pedantic, inferior grammarian.
- What part of speech is grammaticaster?
- Grammaticaster is a noun.
- What is the plural of grammaticaster?
- The plural of grammaticaster is grammaticasters.
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