antagonizer

A person that turns someone against them. Causing someone to become hostile.

Person: "Mm, don't you love tuna? I do!" *Puts tuna in person's face*
Person 2: "Stop it! You know I hate tuna!"

*Person continues to put it in person's face*

Person 1: "Man I love tuna! Have a taste!"
Person 2:" NO. STOP IT!!"
*PERSON 2 smacks tuna out of hand*

Mom:"Stop antagonizing your brother, Person 1!"
Person 1 is an antagonizer.

by GirlDemo19 August 28, 2016

antagonize

To argue or make arguement with someone onpurpose.

John loves to be antagonized...

by bobertaman January 15, 2008

Antagognostic

One who believes in God, but no one religion is wholey right, therefore theology needs to be argued over and over in hopes we get it correct.

He always argued religion. He was an Antagonist and a Gnostic. So he's an Antagognostic.

by Pseudon42 December 26, 2011

antagonistic

being antagonistic is opposing progress or being negative and possibly being hostile.

Stop being so antagonistic. I know it wasn't the plan but, it's not too big a deal if you come earlier and help out.

by O-J September 5, 2006

Bantagonist

Excruciatingly dull human being with the power to suck the fun out of any conversation. Usually manifest in self-interested tossers.

Etymology:
-Banter: To have good, wholegrain chat which sets you up for the day like Readybrek.
-Antagonist: Competitor, opponent, rival.

It's a shame mate, Stacey's real hot but a complete bantagonist. Maybe I'll have better luck with her Mom.

by EddieFB November 17, 2006

Pantagonist

A character in a story that causes conflict by not wearing pants.

The pantagonist of the book was continually flashing key characters, causing a severe shift in the plot!

by Marky Mark o'Glenrock March 1, 2010

answagonist

Someone who belittles, or rejects entirely, the swagger of another, thus standing at odds with them. The opposite of a proswagonist.

related forms -
answagonize (verb)
answagonistic (adjective)

"- So there I am having sick round after sick round, and then he shows up, acts like my swagger isn't on another level, and starts thinking of ways I should be playing better.

- That's ridiculous. Why does Rob insist on being such an answagonist?

- I have no idea."

by Vice Mayor February 26, 2011