troglodyte

The original cave man, the troglodyte, may have got his that way.

It seemed but a step to the Neanderthal skull and our Troglodyte forbears.

During our stay at Philae she found a troglodyte who was induced to teach her his language.

The tomtit, the wren, and the troglodyte mingle their voices.

"He's no troglodyte, Han, I'm certain—" Merrick's wife said plaintively.

Performer: One who has a right to do troglodyte stunts and who can do something else.

He was no better than a troglodyte, set down in a new wilderness.

French, "Roitelet," "Troglodyte mignon," "Troglodyte ordinaire."

The Lovelace of to-day is a troglodyte, biding his time patiently, but often a prey to ennui.

The men have deserted these troglodyte homes, which are now no longer used save as cellars and stables.