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idiomhave a brainstorm1 BrE to suddenly stop thinking or behaving sensibly for a short time:I'm sorry, I must have had a brainstorm yesterday and put that letter somewhere daft - I can't find it.She's a serious, practical person who occasionally has a complete brainstorm and does something quite extraordinary.2 AmE to suddenly have a very good idea that solves a problem or helps you make progress:We were driving east to see my parents talking about how we wanted to start our own business, and about 90 miles down the road we had a brainstorm.Hopkins and Brannon had a brainstorm: they would cast Glenn Close as a bad girl.BrE = have a brainwave
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