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negritic, a.|niːˈgrɪtɪk|
Also Negritic.
[f. Negro + -itic. Cf. nigritic a.]
Of or pertaining to Negroes or Black peoples; nigritic.
1878C. F. Keary Dawn of Hist. 220 The reader may consult an interesting paper by Professor Huxley..for some further views concerning the extension of the Negritic family. 1926Contemp. Rev. Apr. 529 The one class that had kept itself pure from negritic intermixture. 1947E. Hooton in H. Gladwin Men out of Asia p. xi, I am fairly sure that the earliest arrivals here were non-Mongoloids carrying archaic White strains (‘Australoids’, if you like) probably mixed with Negritic elements. 1950Cold Spring Harbor Symposia on Quantitative Biol. XV. 260/1 Using the living Andamanese as a basis for reference, the negritic migrants may be characterized as of very short stature, dark skin color, woolly hair form, moderate round-headedness, low nasal relief, and a very short and narrow face. |