cirripede
/sɪˈrɪpɪdi/Definitions
1. noun
A marine crustacean of the class Maxillopoda, typically having a peduncle attached to a stationary base and being attached to a substratum by a stalk-like structure.
“The diver noticed a cluster of cirripedes clinging to the rocky surface of the ocean floor.”
2. noun
A barnacle.
“The sailor struggled to remove the cirripede that had attached itself to the hull of the ship.”