Intellectual

[Sarah]

a. Having or showing intellect, especially to a high degree.
b. Given to activities or pursuits that require exercise of the intellect.

[Sarah]

A grown-up nerd.
(It must be noted that--typically--the burgeoning intellectual may/will suffer his/her nadir of social popularity between the age(s) of 12-21. However, after pubescence, everybody realizes how very interesting they (i.e. the intellectuals) are b/c they (i.e. the intellectuals) chose to stay inside, cultivating a personality, while the rest of the general population was drunkenly scrambling to remove their clothes.)

[Sarah]

Someone that uses their mind and exercises their imagination often, and can be specialized. Intellectuals need not be advanced in the english language or literature and they may come from any walk of life; scientists, for example, tend to have an extensive vocabulary in terms relevant to their own field, while novelists tend to have a wider vocabulary in non-scientific terms. Vocabulary isn't the determining factor of what makes an intellectual though; it is mostly a matter of their ability to think, create change, and form new ideas.

[Sarah]

Intellectuals are those who:

• Enjoy art and literature nobody else cares about, and think they are superior to everyone else because of it
• Believe education should serve some undefined higher

[Sarah]

Someone who overuses [sarcasm] to death.

[Kit]

One who sees the world [as it is] and doesnt let shit [get in there] way because they are higher up than the [normies].

[Lanell]

Relating to the intellect.

[Becky]

Some [who is] 100000xs [smarter] than you

[Renato]

only intellectuals [understand] 🙂

[Rihanna]

[The elite] Rick and Morty fans that understand the shows deep [humor] and [other things] cretins wouldnt understand about the show.