Definition: "Anti-Salooner" refers to someone who opposes or disapproves of the establishment, particularly in relation to alcohol consumption. It also implies a lack of respect for social norms, especially regarding drinking. The term was first used in the 16th century by English playwright William Shakespeare and is closely associated with the radical reform movement that sought to abolish the saloons (barbers' shops) where liquor was served.
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