A Sophia
A Sophia by kissinpussy February 11, 2017
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a Sophia
someone who thinks they're way smarter, than they are - delusions of superior intelligence, if you will.
a Sophia by lordofthemeows May 16, 2020
Pull a Sophia
Pull a Sophia by Phoebeandprince June 12, 2018
pull a sophia
are you sick and tired of that one friend? well “pulling a sophia” might just do the trick! when you block someone without a heads up or context, that’s how you pull a sophia. make sure you have a reason to block that person because if said person pulls the victim card, THATS OKAY YOU HAVE PROOF OF WHAT THEY DID!
pull a sophia by ur fav side chick August 18, 2022
pulled a sophia on me
When someone(a girl in particular) thinks it's a good idea to postpone and postpone a certain meeting or event. "can I meet you at the restaurant this weekend", no I will find time for you later. 2 weeks later: "can I meet you at the restaurant this weekend", no I will find time for you later. It could be any girl name. But the name Sophia just fits the stereotype best because :
Sophia means "wisdom" in Greek....
Sophia means "wisdom" in Greek....
pulled a sophia on me by debil12 September 28, 2022
Sophia is a thot bitch
Sophia is a thot bitch by meads mill is trash June 6, 2019
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