brainy

she was brainy, except for maths.

The term "birdbrain," is obsolete, she said, and should be replaced by "brainy birds.

She is known for being brainy and always at the top of her class.

He has a brainy approach to problem-solving.

The brainy scientist made a groundbreaking discovery.

She impressed everyone with her brainy remarks during the meeting.

The brainy student excels in both math and science.

He is a brainy individual who always has insightful ideas.

The brainy professor is highly respected in the academic community.

She has a brainy sense of humor that always makes people laugh.

The brainy detective quickly solved the complex case.

Her brainy analysis of the situation impressed her colleagues.

He was considered a pretty brainy dude, " relativity" speaking.

These brainy primates were not particularly fast or strong.

For all her erudition, she did not come across as intimidatingly brainy (unlike some other Polish post-war poets).

I'm smart, no, no, I'm brainy, bright, clever.

Patty was brainy and wore glasses, and Lauren was overweight and had braces.

And you needn't be so surprised – I'm naturally brainy!

But wait. Symbolism doesn't have to be difficult and relentlessly brainy.

But he was not working for the so-called brainy don, as Mogilevich is known.

Mufasa had always been the brawnier of the two, but Scar—he was the brainier.

The process is designed to uncover brainy, personable Stakhanovites with steely resilience and the gift of the gab.