Noun:

బోఫిన్,

boffin's Usage Examples:

The Irish name has also been anglicised as 'Innisboffin' and 'Boffin' or 'Bophin' island.

This might seem like the sort of compilation that"s mostly for boffins, but there is enough solid material on Avon Calling: The Bristol Compilation.

financial restrictions" and "is aimed at amateurs, enthusiasts, would-be boffins and foolhardy optimists.

"Satellite-hacking boffin sees the unseeable".

as well in saliva as it will in water?" Jon Tickle plays the "resident boffin" to answer these questions.

(February 16, 2012), ""Predictably random" public keys can be cracked - crypto boffins: Battling researchers argue over whether you should panic", The Register.

involvement in spaceflight as it is "aimed at amateurs, enthusiasts, would-be boffins and foolhardy optimists.

Among the lesser known words which appeared in the welter of "prangs", "scrambles" and "wizards", was the world "boffin", meaning scientist.

"UK boffins ID three new exo-planets".

The Irish name has also been anglicised as "Innisboffin" and "Boffin" or "Bophin" island.

spaceflight as it is "aimed at amateurs, enthusiasts, would-be boffins and foolhardy optimists.

Based on a 1942 RAF training film for would-be "boffins" and developed with the full cooperation of the Air Ministry, the film.

The World War II conception of boffins as war-winning researchers lends the term a more positive connotation than.

Synonyms:

investigator, research worker, researcher,