Here are letters for you—I want to know what's in them—scatterbrain's come—do you know that?
scatterbrain demanded of Dick another shot on the part of O'Grady.
O'Grady waved his hand in signal to his body-guard, and scatterbrain had three cheers from the ragamuffins.
scatterbrain's agent said 't was unfair, and desired the polling-clerk not to record the vote.
noun
A silly or stupid person, esp one who cannot attend properly to a subject or get simple things done; ditz, rattlebrain: He's such a scatterbrain I don't look for a plausible theory from him (1790+)
