cerebrate (serebrat)

i.; pret. and pp. cere brated, ppr. cerebrating. [ The mind is never wholly idle and never fully under control; in response to external or internal suggestions we are always cerebrating . N. A. Rev. cerebration (ser-ē-bra's hon), n . [ cerebrate : see- ation .] Exertion or action of the brain, conscious or unconscious. This principle of action was expounded by Dr. Carpenter under the designation of "unconscious cerebration " in the fourth edition of his "Human Physiology," published IMG:content-0065.png:[blocks in formation]