different between antipill vs antispill

English

Etymology

anti- +? pill

Adjective

antipill (comparative more antipill, superlative most antipill)

1. (not comparable) Preventing or countering the formation of pills on fabric.
2. Opposing the contraceptive pill.
   • 1998, The Journal of Japanese Studies (volume 24)

     This antipill lobbying technique is epitomized by a July 1964 meeting between the Oral Contraception Committee of the FPFJ and representatives from MHW's Drug Bureau and the drug shingikai.

3. (finance) Opposing a poison pill.
   • 2000, James P. Hawley, Andrew T. Williams, The rise of fiduciary capitalism (page 63)

     In fact, the 1997 proposal was a binding bylaw amendment prompted by Fleming's refusal to redeem its poison pill despite a 65 percent antipill vote the previous year.

Anagrams

• ptilinal

English

Etymology

anti- +? spill

Adjective

antispill (not comparable)

1. Countering spillage.
   • 2005, Richard K. Morgan, Woken furies

     A couple of minutes later the narrow cabin space seemed to lurch sideways; on the table opposite a glass slid a couple of centimeters before the antispill surface gripped it in place.