cavewoman

Stone Age woman

A cavewoman is a prehistoric woman, the female counterpart to a caveman.

The term evokes images of Stone Age life—animal skins, primitive tools, life in caves.

Like caveman, it often appears in humorous or exaggerated contexts suggesting crude or unsophisticated behavior: She went full cavewoman and ate the steak with her hands.

stereotype

club

Organization with membership

B-movie · pulp · costume · Halloween · parody · trope · anachronism · pinup · camp

prehistoric

paleolithic

Earliest tool-making period

handaxe · spear · fire · toolmaking · artifact · archaeology · fossils · mammoth · megafauna · burin

survival

hunter-gatherer

Pre-farming subsistence lifestyle

fire-making · tools · tribe · nomadic · endurance · resourcefulness · wilderness · terrain · tracking · scavenging

femininity

motherhood

State of being a female parent

fertility · gathering · caregiving · childrearing · midwifery · pregnancy · nursing · birth · weaving · food-preparation

ancestry

hominid

Bipedal primate family

heritage · lineage · descent · ancestors · paleoanthropology · haplogroup · phylogeny · Lucy · Australopithecus · progenitor

matriarchal

elder

Senior figure of authority

chieftess · authority · lineage · governance

Opposites
temporal/technological era

cavewomancyborg

Organic-mechanical hybrid entity

astronaut · digital native · city dweller · suburbanite

gender

cavewomancaveman

Prehistoric cave-dwelling human

primitive man · troglodyte

sophistication/refinement

cavewomansocialite

Prominent figure in fashionable circles

aristocrat · lady · sophisticate · debutante · noblewoman

Family

woman, cave, female, womb, cavern, caveman, cavemen, cavelike

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G