anticontact

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ contact.

Adjective

anticontact (not comparable)

1. Opposing or forbidding contact.
   • 1988, William P. Statsky, Essentials of Paralegalism, page 220:

     The anticontact rule requires an attorney to avoid communicating with an opposing party […]

2. Preventing skin sticking to other surfaces in a cold environment.
   • 1972, Department of the Army Pamphlet, page 18:

     Use anticontact gloves when you are working on metal equipment or adjusting instruments.