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stuck in the Stone Age

stuck in the Stone Age adjective: out of touch with the modern world.

Adjective

stuck in the Stone Age (not comparable)

  1. (idiomatic) Out of touch with the modern world.
  2. (idiomatic) Politically incorrect.
  3. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see stuck, Stone Age.

Questions about stuck in the Stone Age

What does stuck in the Stone Age mean?
Stuck in the Stone Age means out of touch with the modern world.
What part of speech is stuck in the Stone Age?
Stuck in the Stone Age is an adjective.

Words near stuck in the Stone Age in the dictionary

  1. stuck in one's ways
  2. stuck in someone's craw
  3. stuck in someone's gullet
  4. stuck in someone's throat
  5. stuck in the mud
  6. stuck in the Stone Age
  7. stuck in time
  8. stuck it out
  9. stuck it to
  10. stuck it to the man
  11. stuck like Chuck

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