| CEREBRA | • cerebra n. Plural of cerebrum. • CEREBRUM n. (Latin) a part of the brain. |
| CEREBRAL | • cerebral adj. (Anatomy, relational) Of, or relating to the brain, cerebrum, or cerebral cortex. • cerebral adj. Intellectual rather than emotional or physical. • cerebral adj. (Linguistics, obsolete) Retroflex. |
| CEREBRALS | • CEREBRAL n. a cerebral consonant. |
| CEREBRATE | • cerebrate v. To think or cogitate, especially so as to make inferences or decisions or to solve problems. • CEREBRATE v. to engage in intellectual activity. |
| CEREBRALLY | • cerebrally adv. In a cerebral way; intellectually. • CEREBRAL adv. relating to the brain; of a consonant, pronounced with the tongue-tip curled up towards the hard palate. |
| CEREBRATED | • cerebrated v. Simple past tense and past participle of cerebrate. • CEREBRATE v. to engage in intellectual activity. |
| CEREBRATES | • cerebrates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cerebrate. • CEREBRATE v. to engage in intellectual activity. |
| CEREBRALISM | • cerebralism n. (Philosophy, uncountable) The doctrine that non-physical phenomena are functions or products of the brain only. • cerebralism n. (Countable) Something cerebral. • CEREBRALISM n. the theory that all mental operations originate in the brain. |
| CEREBRALIST | • cerebralist n. (Philosophy) One who accepts cerebralism. • CEREBRALIST n. an adherent of cerebralism. |
| CEREBRATING | • cerebrating v. Present participle of cerebrate. • CEREBRATE v. to engage in intellectual activity. |
| CEREBRATION | • cerebration n. The act of cerebrating; thinking, reflection, thought. • CEREBRATION n. the unconscious action of the brain. |
| CEREBRALISMS | • cerebralisms n. Plural of cerebralism. • CEREBRALISM n. the theory that all mental operations originate in the brain. |
| CEREBRALISTS | • cerebralists n. Plural of cerebralist. • CEREBRALIST n. an adherent of cerebralism. |
| CEREBRATIONS | • cerebrations n. Plural of cerebration. • CEREBRATION n. the unconscious action of the brain. |