Beetle Headed

Some looked like beetle-headed humanoids, and these took the perimeter of the beachhead. ❋ Grubb, Jeff (1998)

That beetle-headed suspicion has passed slowly but surely away, like a snow-man confronted by a too affectionate sun. ❋ Arthur Stringer (1912)

Indeed, if Ka and Ra and beetle-headed Khepra were so important in the scheme of existence that this dainty scientist cared naught for the moth-life of society, why, then, did she blush when she remembered how closely Dick Royson had clasped her to his breast over-night? ❋ Louis Tracy (1895)

It is certain that the conventional peasant of literature, the broad-mouthed rustic in a smock-frock, dull-eyed, mulish, beetle-headed, doddering, too vacant to be vicious, too doltish to do amiss, does not exist as a type in ❋ Hall Caine (1892)

Egyptians should have regarded their beetle-headed image of him ❋ John Ruskin (1859)

In the movie, Shaq (Shaquille O'Neal) stars as the beetle-headed Steel, aka John Henry Irons, a former soldier who wants to protect his city in a scrapyard suit of armor. ❋ Johanna (2010)

In the movie, Shaq (Shaquille O’Neal) stars as the beetle-headed Steel, aka John Henry Irons, a former soldier who wants to protect his city in a scrapyard suit of armor. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The writer attacked "the 'beetle impetus wheel,' which he [the inventor] thinks us all so beetle-headed, as not to perceive to be a flywheel," and concluded with the statement: "In short the whole production evinces gross ignorance either of machinery, if the patentee really believed what he asserted, or of mankind, if he did not." [ ❋ Eugene S. Ferguson (1960)

Never, by look or word or sign, helped to rub in what a beetle-headed idiot I'd been. " ❋ Richard Dehan (1897)