sophistidiot 

Someone who is highly educated, but doesn't understand simple things.

Billy the sophistidiot has a Phd., but doesn't know how to parallel park.

sophistidiot by AGoodman March 7, 2008

sophistidouche 

used to describe an over-educated male who takes himself altogether too seriously. Typically attributable to ivy league grads with English majors who compare others to obscure historical figures in conversation.

Sophistidouche, a sophisticated douche bag.

sophistidouche by rush_tx January 6, 2012

sophistidork 

combination of sophisticate and dork. a high class nerd. this is the type of person that is really into abstract art, indie pop, and beatnik culture. they are outsiders, but by choice, perhaps unlike the typical dork who would like to be accepted but just can't help that he is different. unlike a regular dork, who generally feels somewhat ashamed of being an outsider, these people relish in it, and actually look down upon everyone who is not part of their group.

sara thinks she his better than everyone because she's into these things that she considers to be anti-mainstream. she looks down on everyone else. total sophistidork.

sophistidork by (Gleason) April 21, 2008

sophistikitty 

sophisticated meaning posh twat and kitty meaning cat therefore you have twat cat also described as sophistikitty

its just a cat thats sophisticated for example you can call your sophistikitty professor mittens or dr collar something posh as if he was the ceo of a company or whatever but you should have your very own sophistikitty

sophistikitty by spookshow68 November 17, 2010

Sophistiot 

Sophistiot
- Sophist-iot {so-fist-iot}
- Noun
- From the English "Sophist" and the English "Idiot"

A person who relies upon the logical fallacy of “Argumentum ad Logicam” to not only suggest an argument is false, but to passively-aggressively defame the individual presenting said argument.

Often associated with college-aged individuals currently (or recently) enrolled in an introduction to logic course, sophistiots troll online communities in the hopes of engaging members in self-affirming argumentation. The sophistiot’s minimal exposure to the concepts of logical argumentation engenders a false sense of “mastery” of the art. In individuals with narcissistic personalities (see Narcissistic Personality Disorder), this minimal exposure to the rhetorical field emboldens their, incorrect, belief in their own intellectual superiority and self worth.

John is such a sophistiot.

Sophistiot by SirKeats December 9, 2008