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brainworker

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brain·work·er  (brnwûrkr)
n.
One whose profession primarily involves intellectual activity.
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Noun1.brainworker - someone whose profession involves using his head to solve problems
brain-worker
thinker - someone who exercises the mind (usually in an effort to reach a decision)


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323), and a "Piper Chewing Tobacco" ad which offered overtaxed (male) brainworkers "poise and soothing, helpful comfort" (June 1916, p.
Consuming brotherhood: men's culture, style and recreation as ... by Swiencicki, Mark A. / Journal of Social History
Every periodical (and conference) tells us that new technologies permit brainworkers to locate anywhere they wish; that the federal government drastically short-changes New York, taking billions more in taxes than it sends back in any form; that the feds saddle the center cities with expensive unfunded mandates they simply cannot afford; and on and on.
Mark Twain and New York in the 1990s by Rose, Daniel / Real Estate Weekly
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