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Adjective: {sien-tif-ick}, pronounced like Scientific but with a very hard 'c' at the end of the word.
Definition: The new age way to say "she's/he's smart," but with the implication that you find such intelligence to be both admirable and attractive (the latter taking form as either aesthetically or sexually attractive, and can also imply both depending on context.)
Etymology: Derived from a combination of the words Scientific and Thicc. Scientific lends the insinuation of intelligence, and Thicc lends the insinuation that the person in question's intelligence is 'big,' 'curvy,' and desirable in 'all the rights ways.'
Popular with those who are, to some degree, Sapiosexual.
Definition: The new age way to say "she's/he's smart," but with the implication that you find such intelligence to be both admirable and attractive (the latter taking form as either aesthetically or sexually attractive, and can also imply both depending on context.)
Etymology: Derived from a combination of the words Scientific and Thicc. Scientific lends the insinuation of intelligence, and Thicc lends the insinuation that the person in question's intelligence is 'big,' 'curvy,' and desirable in 'all the rights ways.'
Popular with those who are, to some degree, Sapiosexual.
This is most commonly used to express admiration for an intellectual idol, or attraction to someone you find intelligent.
"I had to go to her lecture, she's beyond Scientificc and I can only dream of being half the woman she is."
"Of course I want to go out on a date with her, she's the most Scientificc woman I know."
"God she's so Scientificc."
"I had to go to her lecture, she's beyond Scientificc and I can only dream of being half the woman she is."
"Of course I want to go out on a date with her, she's the most Scientificc woman I know."
"God she's so Scientificc."
by ForAllTheSapiosexualsInTheRoom February 07, 2019