Sēa'-/cū'/cum-ber, n.

noun

n. (Zoöl.) A marine animal of the genus of Holothuria, a division of echinoderms; —called also Bêche-de-mer. It is common in tropical seas, and is salted, dried, and carried to China, where it is used as an edible delicacy under the name of trepang. Dana.