nonhuman

Cromwell, for one, thinks the Academy should revise its rules to recognize nonhuman performers.

Perhaps because in some ways it did resemble his own, that face was more preposterously nonhuman.

"Nebran—" The dwarfish nonhuman gabbled something then doubled behind me.

He'd brought her some sort of nonhuman toy from one of the lowland towns, Charin I think.

There seemed to be dozens of faces, shifting with each spin of the prism, human and nonhuman, all dim and slightly distorted.

A golden nonhuman child murmured something as she pattered by me in the street, and I stopped, gripped by a spasm of stagefright.