booksmart

1. A very smart person who bases his or her arguments on facts from books

2. To have brains

1. Wow that girl in the far back corner is a booksmart.

2. That guy has booksmarts

brains smart books arguments

by etrnty May 4, 2009

Booksmart

A movie you should watch.

“Booksmart is a good movie.”
“Indeed.”
“Yes.”
“Quite.”

by Kira_EZMoney July 31, 2022

booksmart devil

a person who uses his or her unique genius to do very bad things. Its usually a person who is slick and can get away with anything. This person can make up convincing lies or stories on the spot.

That guy got out of detention and made a very convincing lie to the police to get out of jail. He's such a booksmart devil.

by etrnty May 6, 2009

muddy bookmark

When you are fucking a tramp in the ass you peel off the condom and place it in a book or magazine in their house To be discovered later.

I went to some sluts house last night and totally left a muddy bookmark in her copy of Mein Kampf.

by Shithousepoet March 13, 2015

Buffalo bookmark

wiping feces on the page of a book

Jay was mad at Dave so he took his anatomy book into the bathroom at left a Buffalo bookmark on the day's assignment.

by matthew rivers July 2, 2007

Crappy Bookmark

A Crappy bookmark bought in Mexico.

Teacher: Where did you get that bookmark
Student: In Mexico
Teacher: That's a crappy bookmark!

by TheWindSoldier April 1, 2010

book smart

The general definition of book smart is someone who is intelligent and very well educated academically. However, the term is usually used to contrast and compare with another term known as "street smart".

The stereotype of a book smart person is someone who is upper-class and well educated but less knowledgeable when it comes to handling important situations faced in bad neighborhoods and lower-class city areas (a.k.a. the streets). However, the stereotype of a street smart person is someone who is intelligent and knows how to handle important situations in the streets but is not as well-educated academically.
The more extreme and negative stereotypes are that book smart people are naive, easily manipulated, and have bad judgment in bad situations, while street smart people are unintelligent and incapable of achieving a higher education.

Both stereotypes aren't always true and any semblance of them are only due to different lifestyles and experiences.

Josh: Are you sure me and Jason will get along? Jason is street smart and I'm book smart. We will probably be very different from each other.

Mike: Nah, don't worry. Jason may be street smart but he is also book smart. I'm sure you two will have a lot in common.

by book smart & street smart girl July 15, 2010