nervecords

noun
UK /ˈnɜːv.kɔːdz/
US /ˈnɝːv.kɔːrdz/

Nervecords are long, thin bundles of nerves that carry messages through the body.

The doctor explained that nervecords run down the spine like tiny wires.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In some fantasy stories, magical threads that carry energy or power through a creature's body.

The dragon's nervecords glowed with blue light when it breathed fire.

3. Thin string-like structures in plants or simple animals that look like nerves.

Under the microscope, the worm's nervecords appeared as faint lines along its body.

4. A poetic or old-fashioned way to describe the body's network of nerves.

The poet wrote of nervecords humming with the music of life.