antidisestablishmentarianism

One moron said that it is a word used to describe people who are against the Church of England. They spelt it wrong as well-it's *establish* not *astablish*.

Actually, antidisestablishmentarianism is the belief held by those who are against people who are against the unity of the Church of England and the Monarchy.

It is broken down like this:

*Anti*-Against, *Dis*-the removal of
*Establishment*-the Monarchy and Church
*Arian*-person or group,
*Ism*-a belief

by Quiet Robert December 7, 2004

Antidiaphobia

The fear that somehow, somewhere, a duck is staring at you

Man: I suffer from antidiaphobia
Duck: I'm staring at you

by The WordMaster July 30, 2003

antidisestablishmentarism

The movement which apposes the removal of an established authority from the position which that established authority now holds. Usually the right of that established authority to hold this position has only been assumed by that authority to be their right.

In old Europe the church was the principal depository of all documents, both public and private. A movement developed which would make the governmental agencies of the various countries the legal depository of records. The result of this movement would disestablish the church from that function. Those persons opposed to disestablishing the church joined the movement called antidisestablishmentarism.

by H Selden BECK January 16, 2007

Antidisestablishmentarianism

The correct way to spell a word that has been incorrectly spelled dozens of times on Urban Dictionary and abroad.

For those who are actually interested, antidisestablishmentarianism is a political line of thought against the disestablishment of a state religion, like the Church of England (where it originated).

It's spelled antidisestablishmentarianism, not any of the other bastardizations on here. SpellCheck motherfucker, do you speak it?!? Seriously, if you pronounce it right the spelling is very phonetic.

by Spelling Nazi February 23, 2008

antidisestablishmentarianism

A disease that causes people to become pale and weak. It was represented with a puce ribbion. Fortunately, the disease was cured in 2008 on the day of Kermillians Comet.

Lawrence: "Hey, did you hear that they just found a cure for antidisestablishmentarianism?"

Linda: "Great, now i can finally take off this puce ribbon."

by Ms. Rotcod December 21, 2013

antidevil

Righteous dude. Treats others fairly and with respect.

Dude, ur the antidevil.

by John Anderson May 13, 2005

antidisestablishmentarianistically

The way to use the longest word in the dictionary in such a way that it makes sense in conversation.

I wouldn't agree with what you just said, antidisestablishmentarianistically speaking, of course.

by DaWeirdo October 4, 2004