cjrgreen: No, that one's a real word, going back to Victorian England; Gladstone supposedly used it, though I cannot find it in his works. More likely it was used by others to describe his position; early in his career, he was a vocal opponent of the movement to disestablish the Church of England.

TwoHandedSword: DId you happen to catch the link in <span class="bold">Maighstir's post</span>? The word lacks sufficient documentation for being used as it's defined — rather than, say, as an example of a really long word — to establish sufficient credentials for inclusion. The video cites three historical examples, and that's it.

cjrgreen: Merriam-Webster is no authority on British English. If a similar dismissal were published in the OED, I would find that sufficient.