hairbrained

/ ˈhɛəˌbreɪnd /

adjective

1. a variant spelling of harebrained

Example Sentences

"Once again, his legal team continues to make frivolous and even hairbrained claims in an effort to delay Trump’s legal reckoning," Gershman added, predicting the bid "clearly won't be successful" in court but will keep "the Trump pot boiling with the rhetoric of resentment and indignation at the legal system and the mountain of criminal charges against him."

From Salon

The whole purpose of this hairbrained event is to "let's see them aliens," a question that Bookmaker.eu doesn't believe will be answered.

From Fox News

Gregory, upset that he lost an election to Maggie for the leadership of Hilltop, orchestrates a hairbrained assassination attempt that seems designed solely to give the end of the episode an overwrought, awkward punch-up.

From The Verge

California is running a budget surplus, so why are state lawmakers and the Brown administration scrounging for pocket change with a hairbrained idea to sell advertising space on state highways?

From Washington Times

Then all of a sudden he was north of the Wall on some hairbrained scheme to kidnap a Wight.

From The Guardian