Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun An original idea or plan attributed to a person or group.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun a product of one's creative thinking and work.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun A
creation , originalidea , orinnovation , usually used to indicate the originators
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a product of your creative thinking and work
Etymologies
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Examples
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In addition to that, Haugh's "Tractorri" - that's what he calls his brainchild - also comes with the Gallardo's E-gear sequential automatic transmission and its all-wheel drive system.
Top Speed kirbygarlitos 2010
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In addition to that, Haugh's "Tractorri" - that's what he calls his brainchild - also comes with the Gallardo's E-gear sequential automatic transmission and its all-wheel drive system.
Top Speed 2010
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Popgadget: If you are a digger for gizmos with small form factors, this first brainchild from the Korean company
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Mr. Self’s brainchild is called the Variable Gantry Mount, and for those of you who like to shoot at long range, it can save you a lot of aggravation and money.
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Mr. Self’s brainchild is called the Variable Gantry Mount, and for those of you who like to shoot at long range, it can save you a lot of aggravation and money.
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Her biggest brainchild is a “rapid-response unit,” which operates much like a political campaign’s war room.
Ears Wide Shut 2006
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Her biggest brainchild is a “rapid-response unit,” which operates much like a political campaign’s war room.
Ears Wide Shut 2006
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Her biggest brainchild is a “rapid-response unit,” which operates much like a political campaign’s war room.
Ears Wide Shut 2006
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His brainchild is the so-called Newspaper Revitalization Act, which would allow ne…
Killing innovation with kindness: The Newspaper Revitalization Act » Nieman Journalism Lab 2009
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In honor of this novelty, Kinsley has dubbed his brainchild Slate, "" as in blank, '' he explains.
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