lowbrowed

The fog was still thick outside, turning day into twilight, and the cabin lamp had been lit and swung above the narrow table, filling the lowbrowed, Dutch-like interior with a strong but shifting light.

How could a lowbrowed viking be expected to understand Boston, much less what was going to be Boston in a thousand years!

He is lowbrowed, swarthy, ill kept, and wears rings in his ears.

The lamps were kept in a little lowbrowed room off the stone kitchen.

It never occurs to them that the woman is lacking in intelligence because of her refusal; nor that the man she prefers is a lowbrowed scoundrel.