Definitions
Very intelligent, clever, or good at thinking.
Word origin
From Middle English brayny; equivalent to brain + -y.
Used in a sentence
“She's brainy as well as pretty.”
“You shal vnderstande that there springeth of the brayny substaunce of his for*most Ventrikles, two senewes, […]”
“The two white threads, which in reuniting have ſtill left ſome ſpace between them, incloſe five little bags, which are the brainy ſubſtance, and the ſpinal marrow, which goes through to its extremity.”
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