neuralcords
nounUK /ˈnjʊə.rəl kɔːdz/
US /ˈnʊr.əl kɔːrdz/
Tiny strings inside your body that carry messages to and from your brain.
The doctor said the neuralcords in his arm help him feel and move his fingers.
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2. The connecting lines in a computer system that pass information like a brain does.
The robot's neuralcords sent signals to its wheels so it could turn.
3. A made-up name for glowing threads in a science fiction story that link minds together.
In the story, the aliens used neuralcords to share their thoughts.
4. The thin wires inside a toy that make it react to touch.
When you squeeze the plush toy, its neuralcords tell it to giggle.