birdbrain (Meaning)

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birdbrain (n)

a person with confused ideas; incapable of serious thought

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Despite his advanced age, Grandpa affectionately referred to his forgetfulness as a "birdbrain" moment.
Sarah jokingly teased her friend for his absent-mindedness, calling him a birdbrain.
The professor playfully scolded his students, calling them birdbrains when they struggled to grasp a simple concept.
Johnny's tendency to make silly mistakes earned him the nickname "birdbrain" among his classmates.
Emily's sister laughed at her forgetfulness, affectionately labeling her a birdbrain.
The comedian made fun of his own forgetfulness on stage, claiming to have a "birdbrain" instead of a human one.
Despite her intelligence in certain areas, Lucy often exhibited moments of sheer birdbrain behavior.
The actor portrayed a character with a lovable birdbrain personality in the popular sitcom, winning the hearts of viewers.
Sarah sighed in frustration as she realized she had left her keys at home, muttering to herself about her own birdbrain tendencies.
Jake couldn't help but chuckle at his dog's antics, affectionately calling him a little birdbrain when he got stuck chasing his tail.

a person with confused ideas; incapable of serious thought

cuckoo, goose, silly, nitwit, scatterbrain, fool, ditz, flibbertigibbet, softhead, featherbrain

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Despite his advanced age, Grandpa affectionately referred to his forgetfulness as a "birdbrain" moment.

Sarah jokingly teased her friend for his absent-mindedness, calling him a birdbrain.

The professor playfully scolded his students, calling them birdbrains when they struggled to grasp a simple concept.

Johnny's tendency to make silly mistakes earned him the nickname "birdbrain" among his classmates.