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Combining intelligent with telegenic (their defs follow) in·tel·li·gent + tel·e·gen·ic = intelegenic in·tel·li·gent (ĭn-tìl'ə-jənt) adj. -Having intelligence. -Having a high degree of intelligence; mentally acute. -Showing sound judgment and rationality: an intelligent decision; an intelligent solution to the problem. - Appealing to the intellect; intellectual: a film with witty and intelligent dialogue. - Computer Science Having certain data storage and processing capabilities: an intelligent terminal; intelligent peripherals. tel·e·gen·ic (tìl'ə-jìn'ĭk) adj. Having a physical appearance and exhibiting personal qualities that are deemed highly appealing to television viewers: "Do we insist on a telegenic President?" (William F. Buckley, Jr.) --American Heritage Dictionary
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