Brainicane 

A group of people who simultaneously brain storm about an undefined task, or are in search of a solution to improve the outcome for all involved.

My marketing team and I had a brainicane about damage control over the leaked software improvements, and basically....we're boned.

Brainicane by JaiRun November 16, 2011

braincase 

(n.) 1. one who lacks mental stability 2. a lack of mental stability, e.g. insanity 3. The portion of the skull enclosing the brain

1. "That braincase almost ran into me!" 2. "He must have a braincase if he's wearing those clothes." 3. In the car crash, Mike cracked his braincase, resulting in his death.

braincase by Tim R. March 5, 2005

Brainicle 

Something a dumbass calls a brain when they forget the correct word for a brain.

"Alyssa I got to use me Brainicle for that one-"
"Jazzy, wtf is a Brainicle!?... I'm Google it-"

Brainicle by Brainicle November 7, 2021

brainienemus 

misspelled arrangements

did you know if you cant spell arrangements on your phone it will come out as brainienemus in t9?

brainienemus by its me e April 5, 2009

braincake 

Food for thought. Chewy intelligentsia. Dense and gooey ideas. Delicious insights. Bite-size factoids. Tasty repartee. And so much better than mental floss.

Op art is one thing. Social sensibilities, as displayed through subversive art, makes my head spin. Braincake! Yummy!

braincake by Signal Editorial December 9, 2008

rainicane 

A watered down hurricane or a strong winded thunderstorm

The weather’s getting pretty bad, seems like a rainicane

rainicane by Skinny man205 January 26, 2023

Brainiate 

- To think.
- To put one’s brain to it.
- To generate brain activity by thinking.
- To think and thereby generate brain activity, such as brainwaves.
- To think together (in groups of 2 or more), communicating thoughts by the best means available (e.g., discussion).
- To think together in groups using available tools (including voice, words, signs, language, paper, pencil, whiteboard, interwebs, you-name-it, etc.)
- To generate brain activity in hopes of reaching, touching, contacting, melding, etc., with those nearby and afar, perhaps without tools or aids.
Can be complementary or derisive.

- Let me brainiate on it for a while.
- Put them in a room, let them brainiate over the problem and they’ll solve it together.
- Those brainiacs get together to brainiate over the world’s problems.
- With today’s technology, we were able to brainiate with our members worldwide.
- Some would say to meditate is a way to tap into the collective subconscious, and what then is to brainiate but to reach out for something – something else?

Brainiate by TheArtistFormerlyUnknown February 10, 2023