Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun an
astronaut . - noun an intelligent creature from outer space; an extraterrestrial; -- a fictional or hypothetical being, never actually observed.
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- noun an
astronaut (in Eastern European countries acosmonaut )
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a person trained to travel in a spacecraft
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Examples
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Oh … and a spaceman from the future with a ray gun that he looses (of course), will fight old school with sword action … and can speak in perfect concert with the say Vikings … who can speak … you guessed it … perfect Websters dictionary ENGLISH … Oh Hollywood … I have missed your bad movie ideas since the mid 80's …. and early 90's for that matter …
Must Watch: First Trailer for Viking Sci-Fi Film Outlander « FirstShowing.net 2008
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The injured spaceman is brought to a nearby hospital only to learn that human differences prevent them from joining together to heed the warning.
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After an Arab poet linguist with vikings, a viking with native Americans … hunted by Chaos Warriors from Warhammer fantasy … euh I mean Vikings, a spiderman Dane fighting Crispin Glover … we get a spaceman from the future … hunting an alien beast” Dragon” … with … you guess it … Vikings!!!!
Must Watch: First Trailer for Viking Sci-Fi Film Outlander « FirstShowing.net 2008
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It is only in this context that one can truly understand a statement that a frustrated Armstrong would make to a Cincinnati newspaper reporter in 1976: “How long must it take before I cease to be known as a spaceman?”
First Man James R. Hansen 2005
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It is only in this context that one can truly understand a statement that a frustrated Armstrong would make to a Cincinnati newspaper reporter in 1976: “How long must it take before I cease to be known as a spaceman?”
First Man James R. Hansen 2005
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It is only in this context that one can truly understand a statement that a frustrated Armstrong would make to a Cincinnati newspaper reporter in 1976: “How long must it take before I cease to be known as a spaceman?”
First Man James R. Hansen 2005
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It is only in this context that one can truly understand a statement that a frustrated Armstrong would make to a Cincinnati newspaper reporter in 1976: “How long must it take before I cease to be known as a spaceman?”
First Man James R. Hansen 2005
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RIGHT: Timothy Leary, a different kind of spaceman, from the Woolamaloo Gazette.
Better Things for Better Living or Excuse Me While I Kiss the Sky Fresca 2010
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RIGHT: Timothy Leary, a different kind of spaceman, from the Woolamaloo Gazette.
Archive 2010-02-01 Fresca 2010
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That still leaves you four short for your gag, and with added trouble of having to figure out how "spaceman," "knight," and "pirate" don't scupper the bit.
Bridwell Appreciation Day | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2008
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