See first quotes from Peter David
android n. | 1992 | Imzadi i. 7 Standing outside the field, staring at the Guardian, was an android.
astronavigation n. | 1995 | Captain's Daughter . xix. 175 Making astronavigation interesting was not an easy task.
astronavigator n. | 2003 | No Limits 202 Amazon’s standard controls lacked the fourth-dimensional modeling of the holograph, but McHenry might be the best astronavigator in Starfleet.
disruptor n. | 1995 | Captain's Daughter . vii. 72 A disruptor blast sliced just above his head.
elsewhen adv. | 1992 | Imzadi i. 3 The man in the greenish yellow shirt, whose mind was elsewhere and elsewhen.
empath n. | 1992 | Imzadi (1993) 121 Deanna’s no mind reader. She’s an empath. She senses moods, emotions, feelings.
empathic adj. | 1992 | Imzadi v. 33 Betazoids walked a fine line between a desire for privacy and acceptance of its impossibility—for amidst an empathic society, privacy was at best a pretense and it was rude to pretend otherwise.
holodeck n. | 1992 | Imzadi vi. 46 Every so often, when I was feeling frivolous, I'd put it on and romp around the holodeck.
humanoid n. | 1992 | Imzadi xxiv. 189 Phaser blasts can stop them but not on lower settings. Ranges that stun the Sindareen can severely injure, even kill other humanoids.
offworlder n. | 1992 | Imzadi xiii. 97 Weddings are always done out loud, in consideration of any offworlders who might be in the audience.
parallel universe n. | 1992 | Imzadi iii. 25 It’s something that has been considered…that parallel universes are, in fact, alternative time tracks.
phaser n. | 1992 | Imzadi xvii. 124 Tang stroked his round, stubbled chin. The large phaser he always wore was clipped to his waist and slapped against his thick leg.
planetfall n. | 1992 | Imzadi xxii. 177 Our calculations have them making planetfall right in the heart of the city.
planetside adv. | 1992 | Imzadi v. 35 I really am a sleaze. I've been back planetside a few times…but I never saw you. Never tried to contact you.
positronic adj. | 1995 | Captain’s Daughter ii. 16 Thousands of landing-party assignments had been fed into a vast database, processed through positronic circuitry as perfected in the M9 computer.
spacer n. 1 | 1992 | Imzadi iv. 28 You can take the man out of space, but you can’t take the spacer out of the man, eh?
starbase n. | 1992 | Imzadi ii. 16 He had in the beginning, back when he'd taken on the command of the starbase three years ago.
terraforming n. | 1995 | Captain’s Daughter . v. 48 After all, terraforming techniques were being used on far-off worlds to transform them into Earth-like environments.
Terran n. 1 | 1992 | Imzadi i. 6 She passed her associate coordinator, Harry, who didn’t seem to notice her. A muscular and dark-hued terran.
warp n. | 1992 | Imzadi xxxvi. 275 The next thing I knew, the Chance had blown out of here at warp three.