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Meanings of loutish in English
Ill-mannered and coarse and contemptible in behavior or appearance.
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Examples for "neanderthal"
Examples for "neanderthal"
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He may play neanderthal he-men in movies like XXX and The Fast and the Furious.
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Some in Spain agreed while others saw that as indicative of England's neanderthal approach to football.
3
A neanderthal A blue whale A headless ex-member of the French royal family You got… Dreadful.
4
Neither a Methodist nor a Neanderthal, to the best of my knowledge.
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It is next to impossible that the Neanderthal evolved directly into us.
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He was a craftsman and an artist, lost in this boorish place.
2
Bonnie bristled at what she considered a boorish display of male insolence.
3
Behaviour that had become boorish, is now the template for all teams.
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One said something to the other, and both laughed with boorish malice.
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Finally she opened her eyes to remind herself of the boorish truth.
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And yet here they could carouse, and lose themselves in swinish indulgence!
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I, however, say unto you: To the swine all things become swinish!
3
She could love him, polluted and swinish in the low sinks of womankind.
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Tribes that have swinish traits were destroyers there and will be destroyers here.
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But there was nothing swinish about Mrs. Clifford of Budleigh Salterton.
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One effort made fun of George W. Bush as a swaggering, oafish Texan.
2
The striker's first touch was oafish, allowing Sorensen to surge out to smother.
3
Didn't he have enough self-control just to ignore Symes and his oafish insults?
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These oafish bots are easy pickings for automated culling services like TwitBlock or Safego.
5
I felt oafish and awkward, as Jan Lubber Fiend might have done before the King.
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Were neandertal and modern human cranial differences produced by natural selection or genetic drift?
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This suggests that Neandertals went extinct without contributing mtDNA to modern humans.
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Others, however, were troubled that the Neandertal and modern features weren't more blended.
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Many people refused to accept that the Neandertal bones were ancient at all.
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DNA was extracted from the Neandertal-type specimen found in 1856 in western Germany.
Usage of loutish in English
1
The young men who composed it were without exception vulgar and loutish.
2
A loutish-looking young man brought up the rear with the third donkey.
3
Only after I was struck myself by a very large loutish bully.
4
Threatened and hectored in his own house by a loutish, daubing plough-boy!
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That he succeeded was the appropriate riposte to such mean-spirited and loutish behaviour.
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It's that loutish trick of putting red pepper on a fire.
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A worthy man, but loutish and slow like one of his own hookers.
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A loutish backwoods child, like Dennis Hanks or Tom Sparrow or anybody else.
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Hob went on in a gruff tone: 'The insolence of these loutish lads!
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What a ridiculous, loutish figure he would cut in her eyes!
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Populism, name-calling and loutish behaviour seem to have taken the place of thoughtful argument.
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Garcia may not like Trump's loutish remarks, but she remains firmly in his camp.
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A big, loutish fellow with an ungainly walk stepped forward.
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He looked like some loutish knight be-riddled by a troll.
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Startin' with that loutish white uncle of yours, Pee Wee cried, snapping his neck.
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There is the loutish outlander, who boasted before the duke that he would fight me.
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