Trog
- proper noun
- Critics consider Trog a noteworthy film in Joan Crawford's career, as it was her last.
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You'll be lucky if you end up on a Fluff Trog farm after we sort this thing out.
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Their "theory" is that that's why Trog was withdrawn much earlier in the UK.
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Signing in as Trog wouldn't be such a bad idea.
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So I'm not remembering my past life, as you know, the warrior Trog or something like that, that that would be a life within this body.
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The 1970 British science-fiction film Trog features Joan Crawford in her final role.
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In the movie Trog, a living caveman is discovered, leading to unexpected events.
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Etymology
Trog likely comes from the word troglodyte, which means 'cave-dweller', so the film's title points to its caveman character.