intellectual instinct

1. A phrase describing the act of habitually reserving judgment regarding people, places, and/or situations;

2. Avoiding forming opinions and conclusions which one is not required or beholden to form.

Ex. "It is preferable to exercise intellectual instinct if you don't have a reason not to."

by jack1e August 21, 2010

Intellectual freedom

No such thing,

no really, there is no intellectual freedom... we have to many "bullies"

NERD: Hey, I have intellectual freed...

The poor boy might have had intellectual freedom but that didn't stop the terrorists from taking it away.

by eyemaweiner October 21, 2007

Intellectual Farce

Someone who falsely believes they're intelligent, but only produces profoundly stupid and irrational thoughts and beliefs. Their source of information is almost entirely made up of Google searches.

The intellectual farce, recommended hydroponic skyscrapers as a way to solve the problem of global warming's negative effect on food production.

by Slick Lion January 20, 2016

Intellectual god

Masc: intellectual god

Fem: intellectual goddess

An ironic term used to describe someone of surprisingly inferior intelligence.

Hannah: Isn't Bangkok the capital of Asia?
Will: Hannah, you intellectual goddess! Do you want an award?

by Cool shoes. March 4, 2016

Leading intellectual

To refer to an attractive female in a politically correct manner

Put me on the record as saying Tomi is our leading intellectual

by Beermakesherhot November 4, 2018

intellectualic

genius type shit bruh

bruh you got some intellectualic vocabulary

by big titty lesbian December 29, 2018

Intellectual Inferno

Mental Hell, insanity, basically it’s to describe something that really really sucks that involves learning, working, and etc. you get the point hopefully:))

Time to start the day with intellectual inferno. Oh wait, my bad “SCHOOL”, yeah that’s what I meant to put :))

by I’m just very educated June 1, 2018