Cerebratulus
noun
Cer·e·brat·u·lus
\ˌserəˈbrachələs\
Definition of Cerebratulus
: a genus of marine burrowing nemertine worms usually of flattened form and often many feet long
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Origin and Etymology of cerebratulus
New Latin, irregular from Latin cerebrum brain; probably from the resemblance of its coils to the convolutions of the brain
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