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It's a nice word, but what does it mean exactly?
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That's the first explanation that makes sense.
Thanks FFF.
Thanks FFF.
People who are against the people who are against the church.
(antidisestablishmentarialists)
(antidisestablishmentarialists)
Hedfix wrote:
> I means a group of people whose philosophy is about breaking plates.
*smash*
It's not?
> I means a group of people whose philosophy is about breaking plates.
*smash*
It's not?
I means a group of people whose philosophy is about breaking plates.
C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> I can't even say it can you?
To break it down :
An t E dis S tab lish men tare E an ism
> I can't even say it can you?
To break it down :
An t E dis S tab lish men tare E an ism
Intriguing...
antidisestablishmentarianisms?
antidisestablishmentarianisms?
Stick an s on the end of it and it's even longer, and still a real word. Well, according to Microsoft Word it is.
[URL]http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=antidisestablishmentarianism%20[/URL]
Go me. It's a noun?!?
Go me. It's a noun?!?
I can't even say it can you?
Well, it was originally, opposition to the disestablishment of the Church of England, now it means an opposition to the belief that there should no longer be an official church in a country.
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