brain
/breɪn/
verb
- To hit someone hard on the head.
- In the cartoon, the character brained his friend with a frying pan.
- He almost brained himself on the low beam when he stood up too fast.
- The falling coconut narrowly missed braining the tourist.
noun
- The organ inside the head that controls thought, memory, feelings, and activity.
- She suffered a concussion, but doctors said her brain was not permanently damaged.
- The human brain is incredibly complex and still not fully understood.
- Reading and solving puzzles can help keep your brain active as you age.
- Intelligence or the ability to think clearly.
- You don't need a lot of money to succeed, but you do need some brains.
- She used her brains to figure out a faster way to finish the project.
- He has the brains to solve even the hardest math problems.
- A very intelligent person.
- The conference brought together the best brains in the field of medicine.
- The company hired several top brains from the university.
- My sister is the real brain in our family.