'gram

See also: gram, Gram, grām, gräm, gram., and -gram

English

Alternative forms

• 'Gram, gram, Gram

Proper noun

'gram

1. (slang) Clipping of Instagram.
   • 2019, A.M. Bristow, Traveling More & Traveling Better: A GnomeTrotting Guide, →ISBN:

     ... iconic travel experiences; they learned to use filters to make the scenes Don't do it for the 'gram: Social media and traveling.

   • 2022, Teasdale Rhian Louise (lyrics and music), “Angelica”, in Wet Leg, performed by Wet Leg, Domino, →OCLC:

     The ambience was overrated at the party / I want to run away before it's even started / I look at my feet, then I look for the door (Oh my God) / Can't find my friends, […] / But I don't wanna follow you on the 'gram / I don't wanna listen to your band / I don't know why I haven't left yet / Don't want none of this

Noun

'gram (plural 'grams)

1. (slang) Clipping of Instagram.

Verb

'gram (third-person singular simple present 'grams, present participle 'gramming, simple past and past participle 'grammed)

1. (slang) Clipping of Instagram.
   • 2015 March 30, Leah Melby Clinton, “Gigi Hadid on Life After Modeling: "It's Not Just OK Anymore to Model Until You're 25 and Then Stop and Be a Housewife"”, in Glamour‎^[1]:

     Twitter, Snapchat, and 'gramming aren't the only things to set today's top names apart from the supermodels of decades past: An enterprising attitude toward the future isn't an exception but the norm.

   • 2020 April 2, Jessica Sidman, “Food Influencers Are Still Gramming, Pandemic or Not”, in Washingtonian‎^[2]:

     With restaurants closed and travel discouraged, we asked what he’s ‘gramming, how he’s getting by, and how influencers will survive.

Anagrams

• GARM, MAgr, marg