Definition of “brainchild”

Usage examples

• But it had, after all, been the brainchild of the local Labour Party in the first place.

  Richard Francis, PROSPECT HILL (2003)

• The project was the brainchild of her supervisor, anthropology's founding father in the US, Franz Boas.

  New Scientist (1999)

• Dube said the idea was the brainchild of New York Gov. George Pataki's administration.

  Toronto Sun (2003)

• Herzog worked at a small advertising agency called Jack Tinker & Partners, the brainchild of the legendary adman Marion Harper.

  Independent (1999)

• Thereafter, the Duce followed the progress of the attack with an enthusiasm commensurate with it having been his own brainchild.

  Preston, Paul, Franco (1993)