brainstormy
English edit
Etymology edit
From brainstorm + -y.
Adjective edit
brainstormy (comparative more brainstormy, superlative most brainstormy)
- Relating to or characteristic of brainstorms or brainstorming.
- 1962, Richard Neutra, Life and Shape, New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, →LCCN, page 115:
- Half a century later, I found confused notes puzzling even to myself, who once hastily penciled them down in little books. Some may have been fever dreams. Some seem like Ulysses, scribbling himself, amidst a tempest, far-slung brainstormy associations of his own.