Intellicra

"Intellicra" (noun): A term used to describe a very smart individual with unique skills.
derived from the word intelligent.

1: "You know Dave?"
2: "Yeah?"
1: "He's an intellicra, right?"
2: "yeah!"

by Fae K. March 31, 2024

intellismart

Beyond wisdom defined by the words "intelligent" or "smart" comes a hybrid of the two: intellismart.

Professor Krubnuk is a nobel laureate, primarily due to his intellismart nature.

by BrettP August 22, 2006

intellicrap

A type of verbage associated with overzealous individuals who aim to show off or intimidate by discussing topics no one else understands or cares anything about. This is often accomplished by merely using extraordinary vocabulary.

Jerry always seemed to annoy his aquaintances by inserting his intellicrap into every conversation.

by Michella Bella Donatella May 4, 2006

Intellicide

Death of information. (Intel-: intelligence, information. -cide: act of killing.)

We live in an Age of Intellicide.

by Josh Rohlfing January 2, 2005

Intellitard

An 'Intellitard' is one who has a stunning intelligence level, but a lack of judgment to use it. This person usually has waves of high intelligence, followed by lows of supposed retardation, in a sense that is totally unexpected to concerned parties.

My genius son occasionally lacks common sense. He is an intellitard!

by Cesti the besti May 16, 2013

intellimancy

The process of divination using the medium of cogitation.

Cartomancy uses cards to tell the future, bibliomancy uses a book (often the Bible), geomancy uses earth and stones. Intellimancy is the same, except your mind is your oracle.

For an example of the process of intellimancy see the definition of honkey.

by Figleaf23 August 14, 2011

Intellocracy

A participatory democracy in which one has to qualify for voting privileges through some combination of educational achievement, standardized testing and demonstration of extraordinary citizenship.

Sarah Palin does not even get to vote in a true intellocracy.

The Republican party was Krispy Kremed by its failure to adapt to the new American intellocracy.

To no one's surprise, the rapid spread of world peace followed the adoption of intellocratic principles around the globe.

by senor jaime December 19, 2009