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Anticitemption

1. The happy anticipation of being able to feel contempt.
2. Eagerly awaiting moments of haughtiness.
Thomas Harris’ Hannibal, page 62.

Margot Verger paused outside the doors. She looked at Starling with her glittery, irritated gaze.
“Some people have trouble talking with Mason,” she said. “If it bothers you, or you can’t take it, I can fill you in later on whatever you forget to ask him.”
There is a common emotion we all recognize and have not yet named – the happy anticipation of being able to feel contempt. Starling saw it in Margot Verger’s face.
All Starling said was “Thank you.”

To be used in a sentence, that would be "In her eager expectation of feeling superiority, Margot Verger felt anticitemption."
by Adam Wyse September 9, 2008
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Anticlimactic

Series of events having unimpressive ending
A: Have you seen game of thrones finale?
B: Yeah.
A: What do you think of it?
B: It was anticlimactic.
by BreaktheWhee...series May 20, 2019
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Anticlimax

Something with a disappointing end.

Reading a exciting book that ends in a really fast and dull way.

Having sex with me.
Friend: "Jennipher is really into you."
You: "Awesome! I've gotta go tell everybody!"
Friend: "No, Jennipher.. with a P and a H, not with an F."
You: "What an anticlimax!"
by SuperAlterEgo July 6, 2009
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anticiparection

When one's penis erects a good amount of time before there's even a chance of sex.
Steve had a big date on Saturday and got an anticiparection before it started.
by The Dubber Jack Package November 9, 2010
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Anticor

a. Former Marine. Left the Corps because he wasn't asked, but he told.

b. Super Son.
by Anonymous October 27, 2003
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Anticihate

A combination of anticipate and hate. To expect to hate something. When used, there is the implication of enjoyment, so in many ways to anticihate is to look forward to despising something.
I anticihate my cousin's next boyfriend. She always makes poor choices.

I'm anticihating the upcoming policies of the new leadership. They will provide much fodder to the late night sketch comedy shows.

I always anticihate the arrival of the in-laws for the holidays. I'm sure I'll enjoy their company, but it always lasts too long.
by M. Catchpole January 1, 2009
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anticlass

The opposite side of the spectrum from class, yet no less valid. James Bond is class, with a slick haircut, a shaken martini, and a gold watch. Jimbo the karaoke king is anticlass. He's got a mullet, a Miller High Life (champagne of beers, come on!) and an Indiglo from Wal-mart. To Jimbo's constituency, his brand of class (anticlass) is just as great as James Bond's peers find his classic form.
I brought a 40oz Old English to the party last night and felt the poster child of anticlass.
by DJ Jew Beats March 13, 2009
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