Caucasoid
- noun
- /ˈkɔːkəˌsɔɪd/
- Slur
- In nine separate visits, he was eventually able to collect three hundred and fifty pieces of bone to assemble the almost complete skeleton of a male about five feet eight inches tall, forty to forty-five years of age, and exhibiting features consistent with those of a Caucasoid.
There was pink, I think I remember was Mongoloid and then there was Caucasoid and and and then.
- There was pink, I think I remember was Mongoloid and then there was Caucasoid and and and then.
Examples
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I had racist crackers spit at me, lie on me, and disrespect me because I didn't vote for a caucasoid, who I was working for, but I voted for a Black man who ran against him!
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Caucasoids regularly fell between the two other racial groups.
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There was pink, I think I remember was Mongoloid and then there was Caucasoid and and and then.
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These Caucasoids always 'name' you Negroids, and you accept what they 'name' you; just like a dog!
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You are one of those negroids or caucasoids who are blind to justice, especially when something happens to a Black person, male or female!
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All inner cities are being usurped, so Caucasoids will be able to enjoy their downtowns, eateries, movie shows, and other luxury items without being around Black people.
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Researchers previously classified people with traits like light skin and straight hair as Caucasoid.
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The term Caucasoid refers to individuals of European descent, but it is now seen as outdated.
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In anthropology, Caucasoid was used to describe a racial classification that included various European peoples.
Synonyms
An old label for people with light skin who come from Europe and nearby regions
Compounds
- Slur
An old word now seen as offensive for people with light skin from Europe, North Africa, or Southwest Asia
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Caucasoid comes from the place name Caucasus and the ending -oid meaning 'like', and it shares its root with the word Caucasian. It used to mean a person from Europe or nearby areas, but the label is now outdated and seen as inappropriate.