ipodoclast

One who bucks the zeitgeist and listens to a CD player instead of MP3s.

That fellow is an ipodoclast.

by Frasier Nutzov February 7, 2007

iconoclastic

Iconoclast movement of ancient Rome in which people revolted against the iconography in the Catholic Church. I.E. no likey the statue of Jesus.

I.E. no likey the statue of Jesus.

by Gamer_Ver_0.5 July 21, 2004

iconoclastic

1) During said rise of Eastern orthodox church, icons, or holy images, were venerated. Iconoclaste means "image breaker" these people didnt support veneration of icons

2) that one killer part of that song Tarkus

1) The Iconoclastic bastard broke the statue of Jesus in my front lawn!

2) I like the "Iconoclaste" segment of Tarkus

see tarkus

by Farenheights March 29, 2005

ironoclast

One who uses wit to attack traditional or popular ideas or institutions

by Jessica Smith October 29, 2003

iconoclastic

characterized by attack on established beliefs or institutions

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(cuban number station)

by IrishRepublicanArmy December 31, 2003

iconoclastic lycanthrope

category annihilating bloodthirsty werewolf. commonly goes for the throat of its pray and especially dislikes icons of jesus.

the friendly werewolf i keep under my bed.

by bigposerhead December 1, 2004

econoclast

n. 1. One who attacks and seeks to overthrow economies.

2. One who destroys faith and trust in sacred economic principles.

(With apologies to the American Heritage Dictionary)

Those who demanded the removal of safeguards provided by common sense, accounting principles, fiduciary obligations and minimal regulation were in fact, econoclasts.

Who needs thieves and extortionists when you have econoclasts?

He was accused of being an econclast, but he was in fact an econopath, i.e. he couldn't help himself.

by astronav November 23, 2009