Prehistoric

What do we mean by prehistoric?

Of, relating to, or belonging to the era before recorded history. adjective

Of or relating to a language before it is first recorded in writing. adjective

Existing in or relating to time antecedent to the beginning of recorded history: as, prehistoric races; the prehistoric period of a country.

Of or pertaining to a period before written history begins adjective

Of relating to the epoch before written record. adjective

Nonmodern. adjective

Belonging to or existing in times before recorded history adjective

No longer fashionable adjective

Of or relating to times before written history adjective

Having lasted from a remote period; having been of long duration; of great age, very old.

Existent or occurring in time long past, usually in remote ages; belonging to or associated with antiquity; old, as opposed to modern.

(history) Relating to antiquity as a primarily European historical period; the time before the Middle Ages.

Experienced; versed.

Former; sometime.

The time when Dinosaurs roamed, the Age of the Reptiles. Urban Dictionary

A slang term used to describe an obvious lesbian. She is described as prehistoric because she is a direct descendant of a "Lick-alotta-puss". Lipstick lesbians are not prehistoric because they are not easily picked out as a dyke Urban Dictionary

Head, bj all oral sex to the dick the GD way of sayin head R u gettin that prehistoic? Im gettin that brontosaurus!! Urban Dictionary

Refers to an old Text message. Urban Dictionary

A style and way of being that seemlessly meshes the clothing and attitude of a video game geek and an unhappy suburbanite. Catagorized by Chuck Taylors, sweater vests and wacktastical hair. Also occasionally a member of the awesome mode of style. Often closely related to post-cyber hipster attitude and dress. Urban Dictionary

A 5 part documentary series focusing on the Late Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) age and the creatures that lived during that period. The 5 episodes are Coasts, Deserts, Freshwater, Ice Worlds and Forests. This series is in the style of Plane Earth and Blue Planet and is even narrated by David Attenborough. It features animals like tyrannosaurids, sauropods, hadrosaurids, ceratopsians, pterosaurs, mosasaurs and many more wonderful prehistoric animals. Music composed by Hans Zimmer and is praised for its gorgeous CGI, even giving movies a run for its money, and its scientifically up-to-date models of said creatures. Urban Dictionary

To yell out window of building or moving vehicle as a form of communicating. Urban Dictionary

PMS- pre-menstrual syndrome Urban Dictionary

A cute name for your girlfriend that's older than you Urban Dictionary

Language used to interact with pupper dogs since 1992. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to prehistoric:
prehistoric, pre-historic, prehistory, prehistorian.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word prehistoric:
bony, stilt, eocene, amphibian, mesolithic, epoch, megalithic, petroglyphs, paleolithic, earthwork, neolithic, pile, oligocene, mounds, prehistory, miocene, habitation, triassic, alps, devonian, archaeological, dinosaurs, archaeology, archeological, unearthed, pleistocene, unesco, artefacts, mound, artifacts, dinosaur, fossils, archaic, jurassic, cretaceous, antiquities, eras, excavated, cave, barrow, burial, sites, pottery, monuments, settlements, caves, archaeologist, cultures, creatures, fish, flint, excavation, reptiles, fossil, peoples, settlement, bce, genera, antiquity, inhabited, dating, ago, extinct, uncovered, civilization, lived, traces, medieval, tools, primitive, times, bones, mammals, site, bronze, ruins, stone, stones, anthropology, remains, ancient, romans, ancestors, beast, circles, graves, woodland, findings, heritage, animals, celtic, roman, discovered, vicinity, millennium, deposits, culture, occupation, monument, dated.

Words that rhyme with prehistoric:
historic, euphoric, doric, meteoric, caloric, dysphoric, dvorak, choric, boric, roric, chloric, moric, thoric, borak, dorhawk, torok, warrick, psoric, borek, perchloric, couric, florek, horak, torrock, dorrhawk, rorick, sturrock, zorich, lorick, boruch, butorac, corrick, goracke, lorek, norick, prorok, roehrich, rohrich, saw rick, siewiorek, stivoric, yorrick.

Adjectives that are often used to describe prehistoric:
late, early, flint, abundant, moist, elephantine, soft, interesting, unknown, later, history, strictest, next.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective prehistoric:
times, man, sites, period, people, archaeology, peoples, art, cultures, past, remains, animals, site, age, men, settlement, culture, pottery, periods, europe, societies, populations, days, ages, indians, ancestors, monuments, inhabitants, settlements, occupation, paintings, ruins, artifacts, era, monsters, monster, research, society, races, population, patterns, humans, communities, material, animal, record, creatures, hunters, mounds, civilization, britain, landscape, tools, america, implements, origin, caves, race, greece, objects, village, dwellings, antiquities, agriculture, finds, southwest, graves, diet, relics, migrations, sequence, mound, villages, date, origins, beasts, tribes, religion, contexts, monument, tombs, creature, bones, technology, ceramics, egypt.

Words that sound like prehistoric:
prehistoric, prehistory, prehistorical, prehistorically, precatory, pietistic, pediatric, paediatric, pianistic, surrealistic.