brained

English

Etymology

From brain +‎ -ed.

Adjective

brained (comparative more brained, superlative most brained)

1. (in combination, sometimes figurative) Having a particular kind or number of brain.
   • 2010, Joe Bageant, AMERICA: Y UR PEEPS B SO DUM?:

     That's a tall order for a squirrel brained woman who recently asked a black president to "refutiate" the NAACP (though I kinda like refutiate, myself).

Derived terms

• addle-brained
• addlebrained
• ass-brained
• bee-brained
• beef-brained
• birdbrained
• bird-brained
• bog-brained
• brainedness
• bubble-brained
• car brained
• cockbrained
• cock-brained
• crack-brained
• crackbrained
• cumbrained
• feather-brained
• feeble-brained
• fish-brained
• flea-brained
• galaxy-brained
• giddy-brained
• half-brained
• harebrained
• hare-brained
• hot-brained
• lamebrained
• lizard brained
• lizard-brained
• madbrained
• muddlebrained
• peabrained
• pea-brained
• pin-brained
• rattlebrained
• reptilian-brained
• reptilian brained
• scatter-brained
• scatterbrained
• shatterbrained
• shitbrained
• smooth-brained
• sponge-brained
• thick-brained
• unbrained
• underbrained

 

Related terms

• brainless
• brainy

 

Translations

having a particular kind of brain, figurative

• Danish: hjernet

Verb

brained

1. simple past and past participle of brain

Anagrams

• debrain, Darebin, inbread, Braiden, bandier, brianed, bairned, -bradine, in-bread