anticlassic

(adj.) When something is embarrassingly memorable.

Friend 1:"Remember that time I took that girl who hated spicy food to a Mexican restaurant."

Friend 2: "Yeah man! That was so anticlassic."

by TheOriginalAustin January 31, 2018

anticlass

The opposite side of the spectrum from class, yet no less valid. James Bond is class, with a slick haircut, a shaken martini, and a gold watch. Jimbo the karaoke king is anticlass. He's got a mullet, a Miller High Life (champagne of beers, come on!) and an Indiglo from Wal-mart. To Jimbo's constituency, his brand of class (anticlass) is just as great as James Bond's peers find his classic form.

I brought a 40oz Old English to the party last night and felt the poster child of anticlass.

by DJ Jew Beats March 13, 2009

anticlamicitic

1)(adv.)(an-ti-CLAM-ass-id-IK) Nonsense word used to test the mental acuity of others.
2)(adj) To describe a person who does not like the taste of Clamato juice, or takes issue with clams being combined with any other form of acid.
Origins: Anticlamicitic is a new word that is the result of a typo during a converstaion with a very cute but clearly distracted boy.

1) "So, in closing, I would like to reiterate the anticlamicitic nature of this proposal." (Wait for knowing nods from the intellectually inferior, so you don't invite those people to the bar after the powerpoint presentation is complete.)

2) "All you had to do was tell the waiter you were anticlamacitic when he offered you lemons, you didn't have to go apeshit on him like that!"

by blabigail March 10, 2009