brain fart
1Brain fart — A brain fart (may be jocularly derived from [brain infarction] )[1] is slang for a special kind of abnormal brain activity which results in human error while performing a repetitive task,[2][3] or more generally denoting a degree of mental laxity …
2brain fart — n. Quick and dirty creative output. The byproduct of a mind stuffed with food for thought that can therefore produce information without effort. Related Words: brain gain brain on a stick borrow brains ROM brain Category: Culture (General) Th …
3brain fart — Canadian Slang Slang for a period of forgetfulness, e.g. I can t remember where I put my rifle, I just had a brain fart …
4brain fart — noun a) A lapse in the thought process; an inability to think or remember something clearly. b) Something ill considered and said or done impulsively …
5brain fart — Noun. An inability to think clearly, or a moment of forgetfulness. Orig. U.S …
6Fart — is an English language vulgarism most commonly used in reference to flatulence. The word fart is generally considered unsuitable in a formal environment by modern English speakers, and it may be considered vulgar or offensive in some situations.… …
7brain on a stick — n. An intelligent person who lacks emotion or social skills. Also: brain on a stick. adj. Example Citations: If the bar has been lifted slightly in the past 10 years it is partly to do with the difficulties and demands of modern business.… …
8brain gain — n. An increase in the number of highly skilled intellectual and technical workers due to those workers relocating from a less favorable environment (cf. brain drain) Example Citation: Another example of Canada s brain drain to the south? Just the …
9ROM brain — n. A person who refuses to accept input and ideas from other people. Example Citation: LRF support (noun) Little Rubber Feet. An official sounding but nonexistent feature of computer hardware or programs. Used when giving ROM brains a hard time.… …
10Brainfart — (or brain fart) is a neologistic expression denoting a degree of mental laxity, colourfully clothed in neuroflatulent metaphor. The term is typically employed in the United States [Lenerd, Kilian. [http://www.welt.de/print… …
