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• a  not grammatical; not conforming to the rules of grammar or accepted usage

• For it can be very bad indeed: sloppy, meandering, puerile, ungrammatical, poorly spelled, badly structured and at times virtually content free.
• There it is, in all its ungrammatical glory.
• He was an orator given to ungrammatical homespun anecdotes and a campaigner whose baby-kissing forays through county fairs belied his statehouse reputation as a master of .

• ill-formed

• grammatical

News & Articles

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• Fear And Loathing Of Genetic Engineering At The Los Angeles Times
  There’s plenty of inaccurate, misleading and ungrammatical information on the Internet, of course, but last week I was surprised to see it on the opinion page of one of the nation’s premier newspapers – an uninformed, inarticulate diatribe about genetic engineering by Los Angeles Times editorial writer and occasional columnist Karin Klein.
  June 26, 2013 - Forbes

Quotes

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• Lloyd A. Karmeier in Editor & Publisher
  The text is artless, ungrammatical, sophomoric and sometimes nonsensical,Justice Lloyd Karmeier wrote in the court's opinion. "We do not believe, however, that an ordinary reader would perceive it as making objectively verifiable...
• Livinia Nixon in The Australian
  My father would not be pleased if I asked them, 'Who are you wearing' as it's ungrammatical,Nixon told The Weekend Australian. "So I have a range of questions prepared like, 'Tell us about your outfit'."
• Neville Cardus in CricInfo.com
  Neville Cardus wrote that "he never made a crude or an ungrammatical stroke".