Pronunciation: /miˈændərˌθɔl/
noun a made-up word combining 'meander' and 'Neanderthal', possibly referring to someone who wanders aimlessly or is primitive in behavior
A1 I saw a meanderthal walking slowly along the riverbank.
A2 The meanderthal seemed lost in thought as he wandered through the forest.
B1 The meanderthal's meandering path through the maze confused the other participants.
B2 As a self-proclaimed meanderthal, he enjoyed taking leisurely strolls through the countryside.
C1 The meanderthal's philosophical musings on life and nature were both profound and thought-provoking.
C2 Despite his reputation as a meanderthal, he always managed to arrive at his destination with perfect timing.
formal The meanderthal exhibited a slow and aimless pace as he wandered through the museum.
informal My brother is such a meanderthal when we go shopping, he takes forever to make a decision.
slang Don't be a meanderthal, we need to hurry up and finish this project.
figurative She felt like a meanderthal in the labyrinth of life, unsure of which path to take.
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