antillectual 

noun: one who actively avoids assimilation or usage of available information.

adjective: characterized by obvious avoidance of available information.

michele bachmann takes distinct pride in being a practicing antillectual.

it is precisely because dan quayle is more aware than alan keyes, that his professed beliefs reveal a more antillectual attempt at issuing propaganda.

antillectual by flombaye April 6, 2011

aintellectual 

absence or complete lack of intelligence

the only word we could come up with to express the extent of the stupidity my niece's stepmother.
"j is so ridiculously dumb, she is aintellectual!"

aintellectual by t.l.i. October 21, 2008

Antulectual 

The antonym of intellectual. Also a self made word

"Wow this guy is SOOO smart, not really. What an antulectual"

Antulectual by HighPeddle October 26, 2020

antilectual 

Someone who refuses to accept facts.

"And that's how the President shut down the government. "

"He's an Antilectual, ignore him."

antilectual by namaah October 8, 2013

aintillectual 

Someone who doesn't want to think, is apathetic about facts and reason, will only accept theories or evidence that matches his/her own biases and prejudices, and pursues base entertainment rather than learning what is happening in the world around them.

"Dude, how did HE get the primary nomination? He's a raging, hate-filled dumbass!"

"What do you expect? He swung the aintillectual vote."

aintillectual by ComicTragedy June 30, 2016

Anallectual

One who has a lot of knowledge and experience with all things anal.

Ryan is an anallectual because has so much experience with anal he knows exactly what object to insert into his rectum during each moon phase.

Anallectual by TRTLGRL June 18, 2021

AIntellectual

AIntellectual: a term for a non-biological intelligent being, if/when that exists.

source: This term is to honor the integrity of what it means to fill the gap left by AI and AGI, which do not require actual intellectual ability. Here, being AIntellectual requires the ability to understand, adapt to, and solve a new problem independently. This term was coined by Marzstar and evolved since her 1999 research with UCSC Professor David Cope on Experiments in Musical Intelligence (EMI) who published many books on the subject including The Algorithmic Composer featuring Common Lisp code examples that Marzstar is a contributor.

"An AIntellectual does not just imitate patterns, it can encounter something new and understand and adapt in a meaningful way, independently.”

“The difference is simple: AI performs, but an AIntellectual can respond to something unfamiliar and independently adapt to solve a problem, intelligently. It’s not just called intelligent, an AIntellectual is intelligent, whether or not it knows or would tell you if it did, is a different topic."

AIntellectual by femaninja April 19, 2026