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cleverati 

A select group of people who unnecessarily use ornate vocabulary during everyday conversation. They discuss obscure political movements and break out the thesaurus for movie reviews.

*Not to be confused with latte liberals, as they don't actually exist.
Only a true cleverati would use the word "superfluous" when discussing their favorite sandwich.
cleverati by noneofyobitneh December 9, 2008
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Cleverati 

People who use social media to primarily show off their cleverness. A combination of clever and digerati.

For example, someone who writes pithy, erudite, or "educational" posts and comments on Facebook; or devastating one liners on twitter; or "insightful" social commentary on Tumblr; or posts ironic photos on Instagram; writes wry definitions on urban dictionary; etc. etc. etc.
Chad is such a cleverati; he only posts things to make himself sound smart.
Cleverati by Rhino Von Steiner November 7, 2013

Clevereternal 

A universal entity with the power of music to reach souls all over the world. An American R&B / Hip Hop Artist
Clevereternal is one of the best artist/ entities known to man kind

Cleverisation 

1. Clever Improvisation. To turn a phrase. Creating something clever from a common phrase.

2. The joining of two words to form a new word that's more fun to say.
1. "What if the Hokey-Pokey really is what it's all about?"

2. Clever + Improvisation = Cleverisation.
Cleverisation by Chaz Walker April 30, 2010

cleverage 

A tool used by women to get what they want from life. Cleverage is often used to distract men during negotiations. Combination of clevage and leverage.
We all knew Sue used her cleverage for all it was worth to work her way up the corporate ladder.
cleverage by Nunnayabiznis August 3, 2005

cleverawesity 

it's when you're so clever it's awesome. in other words, it is a state of cleverness so extreme that by all measureable standards it must be considered awesome.
the first known mention of the term occured during a gathering by the elusive canadian band The Don Knott's Project. this is a relatively new term in english, but already folk etymologists have mangled it beyond recognition.

"You're cleverawesity knows no bounds!"



cleverawesity by MkungaLalem January 23, 2009

Cleverage 

1. Leverage gained through a cunning use of word play/cleverness.

2. A refreshing interlude of cleverness before a more substantial conversation.
1. The pun gave me just enough cleverage to get her to agree on meeting us out for drinks.

2. I sipped my beverage awaiting my meal, as I thought of the perfect cleverage to break the ice on our discussion of the in-laws.
Cleverage by Jason Edward Cook July 23, 2011
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