pseud

/sud/
noun
  1. A person who pretends to have more knowledge, skill, or importance than they really have; a fake or fraud.
    • She felt like a pseud at the science conference, surrounded by real experts.
    • The art critic was exposed as a pseud who couldn't tell a real painting from a forgery.
    • Don't listen to him — he's a pseud who just repeats things he read online.
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