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Definition of brainiac in English: brainiacnoun ˈbreɪnɪakˈbreɪniˌæk North American informal An exceptionally intelligent person. she's the original brainiac, a kid who completed high school at 14 Example sentencesExamples - I'll tell you what, you goddamn egghead brainiacs at NASA: I don't want a space elevator.
- The hybrid team was packed with PhDs, but for all of their technical prowess, the brainiacs had one weakness: little launch experience.
- My mom expects me to be like her, but I'm not trying to be a brainiac.
- If the error has persisted for 80 years, it does not speak well of the brainiacs behind this movement.
- Here's what the brainiacs on the editorial board of The World's Greatest Newspaper can't understand.
- See the brainiac who ripped off Microsoft (his employer) and then boasted about his vast quantities of illegal gain here.
- Those effete brainiacs are gonna pay for their hubris.
- Saying ‘statistically, no’ is supposed to hint that the statistics may well be a fictitious construct, some idle confection of brainiacs and number-crunchers with little real referent.
- Josh is well aware that Theo is a scholarship winner and a brainiac who definitely has the power to help him.
- University Challenge is that old quiz show that pits one uni against another - on each team there are four brainiacs fighting it out to see who are the top bananas in the intellectual trivia department.
- We don't need a bunch of brainiacs to figure this out.
- I was considered a moody brainiac back in high school, and I poured a lot of my angst into a journal.
- And as evening sets in, those same brainiacs, wedged three to six per office, huddle in quiet conference or patter away at their computers in unblinking concentration.
- With luck, the brainiacs at Movable Type will soon release a single plug-in that autoconfigures this technique, making it point-and-click simple.
- Can you please tell the brainiacs and intellectuals that not everyone is a walking dictionary?
- And I literally made a hit-list of all the experts, the real brainiacs, and I just pestered him until they met with me.
- I mean, it was about two girls who did not fit in because they were brainiacs.
- The brainiacs on the ‘new ideas' panel at Channel 4 must have been working overtime to come up with that one.
- It's going to look too obvious if we keep standing here while all of the other brainiacs go to their labs.
- Yeah, he's cute - but he's also a brainiac like you!
Synonyms clever person, intellectual, intellect, bluestocking, thinker, highbrow, mind, scholar, sage
Origin 1950s: from the name of a supremely intelligent alien character in the Superman comic strip, from a blend of brain and maniac. Definition of brainiac in US English: brainiacnounˈbrānēˌakˈbreɪniˌæk North American informal An exceptionally intelligent person. she's the original brainiac, a kid who completed high school at 14 Example sentencesExamples - My mom expects me to be like her, but I'm not trying to be a brainiac.
- I'll tell you what, you goddamn egghead brainiacs at NASA: I don't want a space elevator.
- Yeah, he's cute - but he's also a brainiac like you!
- Here's what the brainiacs on the editorial board of The World's Greatest Newspaper can't understand.
- University Challenge is that old quiz show that pits one uni against another - on each team there are four brainiacs fighting it out to see who are the top bananas in the intellectual trivia department.
- Those effete brainiacs are gonna pay for their hubris.
- And I literally made a hit-list of all the experts, the real brainiacs, and I just pestered him until they met with me.
- If the error has persisted for 80 years, it does not speak well of the brainiacs behind this movement.
- With luck, the brainiacs at Movable Type will soon release a single plug-in that autoconfigures this technique, making it point-and-click simple.
- I was considered a moody brainiac back in high school, and I poured a lot of my angst into a journal.
- Josh is well aware that Theo is a scholarship winner and a brainiac who definitely has the power to help him.
- Saying ‘statistically, no’ is supposed to hint that the statistics may well be a fictitious construct, some idle confection of brainiacs and number-crunchers with little real referent.
- And as evening sets in, those same brainiacs, wedged three to six per office, huddle in quiet conference or patter away at their computers in unblinking concentration.
- The hybrid team was packed with PhDs, but for all of their technical prowess, the brainiacs had one weakness: little launch experience.
- The brainiacs on the ‘new ideas' panel at Channel 4 must have been working overtime to come up with that one.
- See the brainiac who ripped off Microsoft (his employer) and then boasted about his vast quantities of illegal gain here.
- We don't need a bunch of brainiacs to figure this out.
- I mean, it was about two girls who did not fit in because they were brainiacs.
- It's going to look too obvious if we keep standing here while all of the other brainiacs go to their labs.
- Can you please tell the brainiacs and intellectuals that not everyone is a walking dictionary?
Synonyms clever person, intellectual, intellect, bluestocking, thinker, highbrow, mind, scholar, sage
Origin 1950s: from the name of a supremely intelligent alien character in the Superman comic strip, from a blend of brain and maniac. |