Attic and Brain

Attic

Attic noun - A room or unfinished space directly beneath the roof of a building.

Brain and attic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Brain" instead a noun "Attic".

Nearby Words: Atticism, Attica

Brain

Brain noun - A very smart person.

Attic and brain are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Attic" instead a noun "Brain".

Nearby Words: brainstorm, brainy, brainless, brained, braining

How words are described

original original attic original brain
small small attic small brain
huge huge attic huge brain
little little attic little brain
Other adjectives: tiny, said, giant.

Both words in one sentence

  • Rat Stomp One of the first things you do in Brain Lord is help clear one villager's attic of rats.
    Source: Rat Stomp
  • Series / Midsomer Murders Madwoman in the Attic: As alluded to in the title "Left For Dead", a kid who was seemingly killed 19 years prior turns out to be alive, brain damaged, and locked in a cellar convinced by a couple that he was their lost child.
  • Sacrificed Basic Skill for Awesome Training He professes surprise when Watson tells him that the earth revolves around the sun (and states his intention to forget about it as best he can, so as not to fill up his mind with irrelevant information- comparing it to a 'brain attic', and information with furniture).
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