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the mind > mental capacity > thought > think [verb (intransitive)] > hard (9)
to burst one's brainc1385

to burst the heart: said of grief or violent emotions. Also of persons, to burst one's heart. So to burst one's brain: to take or occasion…

to break one's mind (heart)a1450

†to break one's mind (heart): to deliver or reveal what is in one's mind (obsolete). to break news, to break a matter, to break a secret: to make…

to break one's brain, mind, wind1530

So to break one's brain, mind, wind (cf. broken-winded, adj.). Obsolete.

to beat the brains1579

to beat the brains, to beat the head, etc.: to think persistently and laboriously. Cf. cudgel, v.

to rack one's brain (also brains, wit, memory, etc.)1583

transitive. to rack one's brain (also brains, wit, memory,etc.): to make a great effort to think of or remember something.

hammer1598

figurative. To devise plans laboriously, ‘cudgel one's brains’, debate or deliberate earnestly (upon, on, at, of); with upon, sometimes, To…

beat1604

intransitive predicated of the brain, etc. Obsolete.

to cudgel one's brains1604

to cudgel one's brains: to make a tremendous effort to think about or remember something; see also to beat the brains at beat, v.1 29a, to break o

to bother one's brains (also brain)1755

to bother one's brains (also brain): to take the time or trouble to consider something; to concern oneself. Chiefly in negative contexts. Frequently…

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