Creutz·feldt–Ja·kob disease 
/ˈkroɪtsˌfɛltˈjɑ:ˌkoʊb-/ noun
/ˈkroɪtsˌfɛltˈjɑ:ˌkoʊb-/ noun [noncount] medical : a disease of the brain that causes people to lose their memory, to no longer be able to control their muscles, and eventually to die —called also CJD
