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noun

• one who is attracted to intelligent people. A person who finds intelligence attractive. from Latin sapio ('wise, sensible, discerning') and Greek -phile ('loving') "I am 'attracted to intelligence' therefore I am a sapiophile."

  Last edited on Sep 08 2016. Submitted by Anonymous on Sep 08 2016.

• This word and its definition are both nonsensical and ironic. The irony is that the person obviously made both up to try to sound clever and witty with a new classicism, when in fact he/she showed their complete ignorance and stupidity by parroting other questionable etymology to make up this mongrel classicism. This word would mean, at best, a platonic fondness for taste, or one who tastes. No further extrapolation is possible to translate and would only add to the mis-definition. The original person to misdefine or invent this monstrosity is, in fact, attracted to his own misguided stupidity for some self-indulgent accolades.

  Last edited on Jan 17 2019. Submitted by Anonymous on Jan 17 2019.