intelligify 

Offering information that aids one in becoming more intelligent.

He did not know so I explained it, thus he became intelligified.

To intelligify is to explain new information.

intelligify by sassmu July 1, 2014

intelligia  

The supposed top of the hierarchy of posters in BYOB.

Some may consider Lek to be one of the intelligia of BYOB, but when she posts there she offers a beautiful and human perspective for others to understand. Come back Lek we need you.

intelligia by Granos! February 2, 2009

intelligise

to make intelligent of platitudes

I love your hat...I love your hat..I love you hat....hell the hat is loved!(a bird's nest discovery by a flutterby at a social forum)

intelligise by Manque March 31, 2005

Intelligism 

pronounced: In-tel-li-jizz-um

A form of prejudice focused towards people who lack common sense (a.k.a. Idiots) and people who fall into stereotypical classifications.

Not to be confused with racism or sexism, this form of hatred does not focus on gender or race, but focuses on how a person presents themself.

See also Intelligist

Intelligism at it's best is hating fat people that are so fat they qualify for disability parking. I mean COME ON! The walk might actually do you some good, you Gigantic Whale Cunt. Lose some weight you redneck, goat humping, Turd chomper

Intelligism by TheSantaMan August 13, 2006

Intelligist 

pronounced: in-tell-ee-jist

A person who practices Intelligism

After being askes by the woman where she could find the elbow grease, the Intelligist employee responded by slapping her and telling her to get back in the kitchen to make him a Sammich

Intelligist by TheSantaMan August 13, 2006

intelligicated 

An intelligent person who is college educated in the four major subjects of college: booze, parties, girls, and cash.
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That dude is so intelligicated and stuff. or. Qdizzle is like so intelligicated he gets all the fun.

intelligicated by XJacksonTannerX January 16, 2009

intelligicide

(Noun) The concept of being smart and open minded enough to realize one knows a little bit about a vast and difficult (often political) subject, but not nearly enough to have an informed and defendable opinion, thus staying silent and leaving the debate to the even less informed masses, and in turn contributing to the atmosphere of slander and polarization.

Because she was afraid to defend her standpoint, Megan kept silent even though she saw clear fallacy in the logic of both sides, effectively committing intelligicide.

intelligicide by Kaiwano April 4, 2017