brainy

We were the brainiest kids in class and became friends.

She has to be brainy but not come across that way.

People do not get much credit these days for being brainy.

"I should like to ask you George a brainy man."

Never took him for the brainy kind, but I can see he had his share.

I wanted to play up that brainy part of his personality.

Are you ready to test your knowledge of these brainy ladies?

Not very smart for one of the "brainiest" people in the Senate.

They were also brainy: 80 percent had some education beyond an undergraduate degree.

He, like my brother Jack, was attracted to brainy women who had something to say for themselves.

I just love talking to brainy men with dangerous jobs."

This is a man whose brainy heartlessness has cost him.

And he would need the brainy remnants of his old death squad.

As for that, there are plenty of brainy people in Brooklyn today.

Why are brainy people like Dad so silly about ordinary things?

Thus they miss many of the good things less brainy and more aggressive people gain.

Also brainy enough to keep away from the toils of the law.

Something a bit too brainy for me, I expect.

His pictures were brainy affairs that raised questions about the nature of painting.

That would probably work better than the brainy types people usually picked for Marcia.

The copper must be a brainy fellow if he'd written that, Mark thought.

You've probably met quite a few brainy ones who hid it most successfully from you.

Mum knows her brainy daughter is the best argument yet for population control.

Land-snakes - what it is to have a brainy man in the house?

His sister is brainy and warm, he said, but also a force to be reckoned with.