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.

iconoclastic 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

iconoclastic by Farenheights March 29, 2005

iconoclastic 

characterized by attack on established beliefs or institutions

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iconoclastic 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.

iconoclastic lycanthrope by bigposerhead December 1, 2004

iconoplastic 

adj: when someone is phenomenally famous simply for being famous

I admire the gifted, for-real stars, but couldn't care less about the iconoplastic ones.

iconoplastic by ΔиłĦ☼иצ ߀₡ʞ September 16, 2012

iconoclast 

One who attacks traditional or popular instutitions: an anti-establishment person. Also someone who destroys or defaces religious images or objects.

In the 1960s, a whole generation of iconoclasts transformed American society in ways never imagined by her Founders.

iconoclast by LudwigVan November 10, 2003

iconoclast 

an unconventional eccentric, who marches to the beat of a different drummer.

Brain: "And I am the Iconoclast, an unconventional eccentric, who marches to the beat of a different drummer.... But you may call me Noodle Noggin."

iconoclast by Brigadere General Franklin P. Pussycock III April 10, 2004