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Antholochageste 

It's a fancy word for doctors office my friend
I went to the Antholochageste today, it was quite an adventure
a deep thought, an all knowing all seeing peacemaker, or someone who is misunderstood but understands everything
A master of Anthos is a true master indeed.

Tame anthos? what kinda girl would that be?
Anthos by Jadacris April 11, 2005

anthology 

A collection/package chosen by the editor.
-Valve used their best games in Counter Strike anthology.
anthology by Konerboy March 16, 2009
you are such a anthole
anthole by icebreaker112 January 2, 2012

Antholochageste 

An alternative word for an ophthalmologist. Originates from a code word during the American revolution.
Person 1: "I just went to the antholochegeste's office for a checkup."
Person 2: "Who's office?"
Person 1: "The antholochageste's"
Person 2: "That's not a real word"
Person 1: "Yes it is"
Person 2: "Are you sure?
Person 1: "Yep."
Person 2: "Well, you are the scientist"

antholochageste 

Some know the word Antholochageste as eye doctors office, but that's not what it origionally meant.
It was originally a cool western cowboy code word for 'help me I'm being help hostage' or 'we need a divorce karin' oh boy imagine the look on your wife Karin's face when you say 'antholochageste' and she thinks you're being held hostage!
Steve: Yo! Antholochageste!

Karin: you're the fourth man to say this what did I do wrong??
Steve: No Karin! I'm being held hostage!
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