ambulacrum
am·bu·la·crum
noun \-krəm\ plural am·bu·la·cra\-krə\
Definition of AMBULACRUM
: an ambulacral area or part
Origin of AMBULACRUM
New Latin, from Latin, alley, from ambulare to walk — more at amble
First Known Use: 1802
Rhymes with AMBULACRUM
Browse
Next Word in the Dictionary: ambulance
Previous Word in the Dictionary: ambulacriform
All Words Near: ambulacrum
Previous Word in the Dictionary: ambulacriform
All Words Near: ambulacrum
Seen & Heard 
What made you want to look up ambulacrum? Please tell us where you read or heard it (including the quote, if possible).
