claus·tral 
(klôstrəl)
(klôstrəl)adj.
1. Of or relating to a method of establishing a new colony, found in certain social insects, in which a queen (in ants) or a queen and king pair (in termites) sequesters itself in a small chamber and hatches the first generation of workers, nourishing them primarily on stored body fat.
2. Of or relating to a claustrum, especially of the brain.
3. Variant of cloistral.
[Latin claustrum, bar, barrier, enclosed place; see CLOISTER + -AL.]
- writing/handwriting on the wall
- writing on the wall
- writing paper
- writ large
- writ of election
- writ of error
- writ of prohibition
- writ of summons
- written
- wrong
- wrongdoer
- wrongdoing
- wronger
- wrongful
- wrongful birth
- wrongful death
- wrongful life
- wrongfully
- wrongfulness
- wrong-headed
- wrong-headedly
- wrong-headedness
- wrongly
- wrongness
- wrote