neuralstalk

noun
UK /ˈnjʊə.rəl.stɔːk/
US /ˈnʊr.əl.stɔk/

A neuralstalk is a tiny thread in your body that carries messages to and from your brain.

The doctor said the neuralstalk in his arm helps him feel when something touches his skin.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A thin connecting line in a computer network that acts like a nerve.

The robot's neuralstalk sent a quick signal to its central computer.

3. A small stem-like part on a plant that carries water and food.

Each neuralstalk on the vine moved water up to the leaves.

4. A pretend or sci-fi word for a mind-control link between two creatures.

In the story, the alien used a neuralstalk to share thoughts with the boy.