Brainiel
Brainiel by Kyle Michael Bargon October 15, 2020
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braintellectual
A portmanteau of the words brain and intellectual that describes individuals whose intellectual capabilities are so great that they understand this word and probably more complex subject matter too.
The opposite of brainlet.
It is very commonly used in a sarcastic manner.
It can be used as an adjective or a noun.
The opposite of brainlet.
It is very commonly used in a sarcastic manner.
It can be used as an adjective or a noun.
Bradon, you got really high grades so that means you're a braintellectual
Justus, in all his braintellectual musical genius, exclaimed "the percussionist sets the tempo!"
While brainlet Chads are busy fucking whores, a braintellectual such as me will be busy doing your mom!
Justus, in all his braintellectual musical genius, exclaimed "the percussionist sets the tempo!"
While brainlet Chads are busy fucking whores, a braintellectual such as me will be busy doing your mom!
braintellectual by Everyone that has played Smash December 29, 2018
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Brainiel • Braincel • braineel • brainelating • Brainial Rape • Brainicle • brainienemus • brainiess • Brainilessness • braintellectual
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