Someone who thinks searching Google and reading blogs provides a better education than years of medical school, studying for board exams, and medical practice.
by turtlegirl784 October 9, 2015

A person opposed to the use of vaccines citing insignificant outliers on other non-scientific research to support their position.
Anti-vaxxers on Twitter cite studies they don't understand and articles from sites like Mercola, Natural News and Stephanie Seneff's.
Anti-vaxxers lack comprehension of basic immunology, biology and human decency.
Anti-vaxxers lack comprehension of basic immunology, biology and human decency.
by Palamino Princess October 9, 2015

A lame, negative, whack state. The OPPOSITE of 'on fleek'. Game is totally off. Not swaggin’, ballin’, turnt, killin’ it. Basically a wet blanket that is dragging everyone/everything down with it.
"I’m hung over. I'm broke. I have acne. I'm anti-fleek right now."
Friend 1: Yo, Josh is the most negative person. Legit shoots down everything you say.
Friend 2: Yeah, dude. He’s the fucking Anti-Fleek.
Situational:
White shoes. White couch. Red wine. *spills*. Anti-Fleek
Friend 1: Yo, Josh is the most negative person. Legit shoots down everything you say.
Friend 2: Yeah, dude. He’s the fucking Anti-Fleek.
Situational:
White shoes. White couch. Red wine. *spills*. Anti-Fleek
by Trillbo Baggins February 12, 2015

Software forced onto the unsuspecting masses to combat Viruses. Usually written by ex-virus writters who needed a steady income.
Differs from viruses in intent, and cost. Viruses are usually free, whereas anti-viruses are not. Anti-virus software also tends to have a flashier interface.
Both software types will severely impact your ability to do anything productive, both will occasionally greet the users with unwanted popups, add web tool bars, provide inaccurate (but sponsered) search results, and keep your local IT shop in business.
Differs from viruses in intent, and cost. Viruses are usually free, whereas anti-viruses are not. Anti-virus software also tends to have a flashier interface.
Both software types will severely impact your ability to do anything productive, both will occasionally greet the users with unwanted popups, add web tool bars, provide inaccurate (but sponsered) search results, and keep your local IT shop in business.
"The new server anti-virus installed succesfully on the first try. Unfortunatly we couldn't access anything anymore, but we were protected, and that was the important part.
by j4gg3d December 14, 2010

to criticize specific aspects of american politics or society isn't anti-americanism. if so, every politician would be anti-american... sounds logical, ehh?!
by marc l. December 9, 2003

A person dead set on listening to conspiracy theories about "Big Pharma" and ignoring all evidence to the contrary. Hallmarks of your typical anti-vaxxer include a staggeringly overinflated ego, pervasive selfishness, and insistence that they know more than real doctors/researchers because they read mommy blogs. An anti-vaxxer is also likely to view children as their property with no medical rights of their own (MY child, MY choice).
Joe: Why do things like measles and pertussis still kill people today?
Martha: Because anti-vaxxers only care about themselves and their "rights" to control their children. Science has eradicated these diseases - it's too bad it's fashionable for anti-vaxxers to flout science and make their children suffer with preventable diseases.
Martha: Because anti-vaxxers only care about themselves and their "rights" to control their children. Science has eradicated these diseases - it's too bad it's fashionable for anti-vaxxers to flout science and make their children suffer with preventable diseases.
by Tess of the d'Ubershills October 9, 2015

Someone who eschews legitimate scientific research and the advice of most of the medical community, putting unsuspecting others in harm's way.
Her ignorance led her to become an anti-vaxxer despite current scientific literature running contrary to her beliefs.
by RagnarPickles October 9, 2015
