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espanyol
gorila
Person who resembles a nonhuman primate.
ape
espanyol
gorila
Resembling apes.
apelike
anthropoidal
nonhuman
Resembling human beings.
manlike
human
manlike
1
Still maintaining her
manlike
vise grip she relayed a surprising message, Mr.
2
There were a few flaking, vaguely
manlike
shapes that were disintegrating vampires.
3
To have neither superior, nor inferior, nor equal, united
manlike
to you.
4
Either,
manlike
,
he forgot, or he was afraid of hurting my feelings.
5
The cave gave evidence of having harbored other
manlike
forms in the past.
1
He returned in a moment with an
anthropoid
ape in a cage.
2
It is possible that the serum of
anthropoid
would have been better.
3
The bared fighting fangs of the
anthropoid
were close to his throat.
4
But how
anthropoid
primates originated has been a subject of frequent contention.
5
Of my
anthropoid
ape which I have just sent to the museum.
6
But ere they touched that fair skin another mood claimed the
anthropoid
.
7
He asked questions as rapidly as the slow-witted
anthropoid
could answer them.
8
The
anthropoid
apes show notable differences of temperament as the photographs show.
9
From these last,
anthropoid
apes and man have, he believes, been evolved.
10
Livestock, wild animals, even other
anthropoid
species would not be affected.
11
The monkeys and
anthropoid
apes appeared at the same time in different countries.
12
Suddenly something snapped in the wicked little brain of the
anthropoid
.
13
The
anthropoid
was overjoyed; but he gave no outward demonstration of his pleasure.
14
With an explosive bellow the
anthropoid
reeled backward and tumbled from the tree.
15
Peppermint-balls for grizzly bears are to be discontinued; also egg-nogg for
anthropoid
apes.
16
HUMANITY, n. The human race, collectively, exclusive of the
anthropoid
poets.
anthropoid
anthropoid apes
anthropoid primates
great anthropoid
anthropoid apes-gorilla
anthropoid species
espanyol
gorila