Brains is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRAINS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BRAIN, to dash out the brains of
• hit (someone) hard on the head with an object
NOUN:
• an organ of soft nervous tissue contained in the skull of vertebrates, functioning as the coordinating centre of sensation and intellectual and nervous activity
• an electronic device with functions comparable to those of the human brain
• intellectual capacity
• a clever person who supplies the ideas and plans for a group of people
• the substance of an animal's brain used as food.
• a person's mind
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to hit on the head

Words related to BRAINS

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How to use BRAINS in a sentence

• I want to find a man as tricky with his brains as I am with my hands.
• Let comfortable folks who know no sorrow trouble their brains as to whether sixty or six hundred thousand fighting men came out of Egypt with Moses.
• Decidedly, a few bread crums, done up with his liver and brains, and a dash of mild sage.
• He stared at his lean employer as though a small bomb had exploded at his feet and numbed his brains.
• Each was the climax of a long, deliberate effort originating in the brains of the responsible leaders.
• And possibly we do not in the sense that you do, who think only of yourselves and your great brains.
• One or two of these niggers cut and run, the others started in a great hurry trying to knock their brains out on the ground.
• If you allow any one to suspect your connection with Lucien, you may as well blow his brains out at once.
• He is a weak creature, with little brains, and no sense at all.
• One of these days he would make a lot of money with his brains, and then she would be proud to be his wife.
• A habit that so far injures the physical powers as to tell upon the action of heart, brains, lungs or muscles, must be an evil to any human being, however healthy.
• If she had shown any brains or feeling, he could have loved Mary V.
• I should be knocking brains out from morning till night, that is if there are brains under all that mass of wool.
• Brains and blood were scattered over me, as he sank dead at my feet.
• William is one of that numerous class of persons endowed with more heart than brains.
• Time rolled on and that young man became a slave to drink, and his life became such a burden to him that he put a revolver to his head and blew his brains out.
• As for the rest of our friends, some have hearts without brains, and the rest brains without hearts.
• During the late Rebellion, the brains of the Southern States were wonderfully fertile in the manufacture of falsehood.
• At another time he averred that he saw a woman mix human brains with water and drink it! Mr.
• With both money and brains at its command, the Church was able to keep its own lands in the front line of agricultural progress.
• If we carry far enough the discipline of our brains, we can, no doubt, arrive at surprisingly good results in no matter what environment.
• Lay the brains upon this bed of herbs and barely cover with vinegar and water.
• The man of brains and of industry and economy, has the promise of wealth and position much more certainly than the indolent son of a wealthy father.
• We have a mighty rival in Europe, and we need the co-operation of all our hands and brains.
• But Wright had not the brains or the power to lead men.

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