brainwave
/ˈbreɪnwɛv/Definitions
1. noun
An idea, concept, or insight that suddenly comes into your mind.
“She had a brainwave and decided to start her own business.”
2. noun
An electrical discharge that occurs in the brain during sleep, causing a feeling of intense fear or terror.
“He suffered from night terrors, which were caused by brainwaves during his sleep.”
3. verb
To come up with a sudden, creative idea or solution.
“I was brainstorming and then I brainwaved a solution to the problem.”