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(composite from the greek words, icon-iconic meaning image-imaginary-virtual and economy)

Iconomy is a state where certain "financial tools" (derivatives/futures-options-cds etc), leveraged credit and uncontrolled increase of money supply, altogether sum up to a matchless value chaotically multiple of the total value of all fixed assets, properties and commodities reserves of the real economy
Credit expansion obtained by financial institutions generating "vitual assets" and investment potential in bureaucratically created financial tools, void of any real or productive value, is a prominent form of Iconomy
Iconomy by bilwander January 1, 2012
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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.

isonomonkey 

Isonomy means equal distribution of political rights and privileges. The lack of which is the monkey on my back.

Eric has the isonomonkey on his back again, bitching about diamonds and fur coats.
isonomonkey by ericlohman October 23, 2007
shortened version of "i dunno", which is a shortend version of "i dont know", which is a shortend version of "i do not know"
Iono where your pencil is, find it yourself!
iono by karate December 7, 2003
Short for I don't know (also i dunno)
i-NO-NO
Girl 1: who dat at da party wit Tyrone?
Girl 2: Inono, some ho?
Inono by Jsandizzle March 1, 2009

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