troglodytes
IPA: troʊgɫʌdaɪts
noun
- type genus of the troglodytidae
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Examples of "troglodytes" in Sentences
- Troglodytes are the people who live in the caves.
- These house troglodytes, bugbears, and carrion crawlers.
- Great use of the word troglodytes that’s worth 50p at least!
- And we haven't even mentioned the "troglodytes" he helped scam.
- Some blamed Communist "troglodytes" focused only on their internal power struggles.
- Will you remember Jack Abramoff calling his clients "troglodytes" as he bilked them for millions of dollars?
- But I think if enough of these big-name troglodytes step up to declare their opposition to McCain, it could cumulatively have a disspiriting effect on conservative voters.
- The tribes were paying the two Washington operatives -- who in private e-mails referred to the Indians as "troglodytes," "monkeys" and "moronic" -- to defend their casinos.
- For background, you may recall this Texas Observer piece which printed emails of K street Republicans who casually refer to their Native American clients as "troglodytes," "monkeys," and "stupid mofos".
- In the Saumur region of France there are over a thousand miles of underground tunnels and thousands of caves, known as "troglodytes," used as homes, hotels, restaurants, museums, wineries, farms silkworms, mushrooms, snails and even a disco and a zoo.
- The Republican lobbyist, Abramoff, who liked to call Native Americans "troglodytes" and "morons" as he was ripping them off to help Hot Tub Tom DeLay and George W. Bush illegally maintain their grip on power in Washington, has said he could implicate as many as 60 members of Congress with his plea-arranged testimony.
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