H. B. Fyfe
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| out-system adj. | 1949 Special Jobbery in Astounding Science Fiction Sept. 44/1 That sector of the galaxy was Terraโs economic empire, and no out-system bargain peddlers were wanted. |
| out-system adv. | 1951 Experimentum Crucis in Astounding Science Fiction Mar. 95/1 Maybe Iโll just stop off on my way out-system. |
| planet-hopping adj. | 1953 Fast Passage in Other Worlds Jan. 75/1 You penniless, planet-hopping tramp! |
| robotical adj. | 1950 The Well-Oiled Machine in Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction Dec. 109 Against truth, purity, or moral right you could sometimes prevail, he thought, but not against robotical logic. |
| Solarian n. 2 | 1950 In Value Deceived in Astounding Science Fiction Nov. 41/2 Out of politeness, they permitted the red-topped Solarian to lead them to another compartment. Here, he displayed various wares. The Olittrans noted that the Solarian objects ran mostly to gadgets and precision instruments, while things they had obtained by trading were in many cases minerals. |
| Solarian adj. | 1950 In Value Deceived in Astounding Science Fiction Nov. 41/2 Out of politeness, they permitted the red-topped Solarian to lead them to another compartment. Here, he displayed various wares. The Olittrans noted that the Solarian objects ran mostly to gadgets and precision instruments, while things they had obtained by trading were in many cases minerals. |
| Titanian n. | 1940 Hold That Comet! in Astonishing Stories Dec. 66/2 Dak [...] was from the Saturnian moon, Titan, and his race had a peculiar physical construction. Bull Smeed didnโt believe the short, slim Titanian could play center until he tried to lift him and discovered that he weighed close to three hundred pounds, considerably denser than he looked. |