Mark Clifton

astronavigator n.	1960 M. Clifton Eight Keys to Eden (1965) 22 Sure, it was only a three-man crew—himself, a flight engineer, an astro-navigator.
escape ship n.	1960 M. Clifton Eight Keys to Eden xiii. 83 They were all for taking the escape ship and hightailing it back to Earth.
esp v.	1952 M. Clifton Star, Bright in Galaxy Science Fiction July 16/1 Daddy, I've tried and tried to ESP you. Truly I did. But you don’t ESP worth anything.
gravitied adj. 1	1962 M. Clifton Hang Head, Vandal! in Amazing Stories Apr. 16/2 We assembled the mastership on the Moon base from parts which were Roman candled up, a few pieces at a time, from too heavily gravitied Earth.
spacegram n.	1953 M. Clifton Bow Down to Them in Universe Science Fiction June 84/2 ‘Oh, by the way, a space gram came for you a while ago.’ He reached over to one corner of his desk and dug the gram out from under some prints.
space sailor n.	1953 M. Clifton Bow Down to Them in Universe Science Fiction June 85/2 Admiral Littlefield was a space sailor of the old school.
universe-wide adv.	1953 M. Clifton The Kenzie Report in Worlds of If May 72/1 Those radiations…happen to be communications between the galaxies—beamed at the ants. Sort of a continuous radio program broadcast universe wide.