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Solo man

American  

noun

  1. an early human being of the upper Pleistocene, known from skull fragments found in Java.


Solo man British  

noun

  1. a type of early man, Homo soloensis, of late Pleistocene times, having a skull resembling that of Neanderthal man but with a smaller cranial capacity

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Solo man Scientific  
/ sōlō /
  1. A fossil hominid specimen previously classed as a distinct species (Homo soloensis) but now generally regarded as an archaic example of Homo sapiens.


Etymology

Origin of Solo man

After the Solo River, central Java, near which the fragments were found

Example Sentences

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He was a very solo man, so I need to know more.

From Los Angeles Times

"Pose" star Billy Porter hsd a few choice words for Anna Wintour and Harry Styles, who made history as the first solo man to pose on the cover of Vogue styled in a dress.

From Salon

It doesn’t make sense to talk about Bill Cosby as if he was a solo man in the world.

From New York Times

British actor Idris Elba made history this week as the first solo man to cover Maxim magazine, on the September issue, no less.

From Forbes

Davis’s scheme relied heavily on solo man coverage from young corners Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and Greg Toler.

From New York Times