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caveman

adjective as in masculine

noun as in cave dweller

noun as in Cro-Magnon man

noun as in he-man

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“It was essentially a caveman carrying a club,” he said.

A good deal of human creativity, after all, comes from physical self-preservation — a caveman need only cut himself once on sharpened bone to see its use in hunting.

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At which point, they had to come running toward the roo, bellowing and brandishing their golf clubs like cavemen on the fifth hole, just to get it to stop charging.

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We act like it’s always been like this since the cavemen.

Bringing the new view to the public hasn’t been easy, Gurche said: “This caveman image is very persistent.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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