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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| dystopic adj. (1967) | of, pertaining to, or resembling a dystopia n. 2 |
| earthborn n. (1940) | a person born on Earth; people born on Earth collectively |
| earthborn adj. (1900) | originating on the planet Earth, as opposed to outer space or another celestial body |
| Earthbound adj. 1 (1928) | headed toward Earth |
| earthbound adj. 2 (1933) | based on Earth; unable to leave Earth |
| earther n. (1952) | a native or inhabitant of Earth |
| earthfall n. (1952) | the arrival of a spaceship on the surface of Earth; cf. planetfall n. |
| earth folk n. (1880) | = earth people n. |
| earthgirl n. (1911) | a girl or woman from the planet Earth |
| Earthian n. 1 (1907) | = earthling n. |
| Earthian n. 2 (1943) | a language spoken on Earth, esp. a universal language spoken widely by Earth people |
| Earthian adj. (1907) | of or pertaining to the Earth or Earthlings |
| earthie n. (1947) | = earthling n. |
| Earthish n. (1956) | a universal language of Earth; = Earthian n. 2 |
| Earthish adj. (1976) | of or pertaining to the planet Earth or its inhabitants |
| Earthite n. (1825) | a native or inhabitant of the planet Earth, in contrast to another place in the universe |
| earthlike adj. (1928) | resembling or like the Earth |
| earthling n. (1858) | a native or inhabitant of Earth |
| earthly adj. (1876) | belonging to or characteristic of Earth |
| earthman n. (1849) | a person (esp. a man) who is a native or inhabitant of the planet Earth |
| earth-norm n. (1945) | = earth-normal n. |
| earth-norm adj. (1942) | = Earth-normal adj. |
| earth-normal n. (1932) | the condition or amount of something (as gravity) that is normally found on Earth |
| Earth-normal adj. (1949) | similar to conditions (as of gravity or atmosphere) normally found on Earth; having conditions like those on Earth |
| earth people n. (1871) | natives or inhabitants of Earth; cf. earth person n. |
| earth person n. (1922) | a native or inhabitant of Earth; cf. earth people n. |
| earthrise n. (1891) | the rise of earth above the horizon, as seen by an observer on (or in orbit around) another planet; an instance of this |
| earthship n. (1933) | a spacecraft from or belonging to Earth |
| Earthside n. (1953) | a group or department based on the planet Earth; the planet Earth itself |
| Earthside adj. (1949) | of, relating to, or from the planet Earth |
| Earthside adv. (1947) | on or towards Earth |
| Earthsider n. (1966) | a native or inhabitant of Earth |
| Earth-type adj. 1 (1939) | of Earth style or manufacture |
| Earth-type adj. 2 (1941) | resembling the planet Earth; having characteristics (as atmosphere, temperature, or gravity) that are similar enough to Earth to support human life |
| Earthward adj. (1945) | facing toward the planet Earth |
| Earthward adv. (1898) | toward the planet Earth |
| earthwoman n. (1925) | a female native or inhabitant of the planet Earth |
| ecotopia n. (1975) | a place, society, or condition thought to resemble Ecotopia; a place or state which is utopian from an ecological perspective |
| edisonade n. (1993) | a story featuring a young male inventor who uses his inventions and ingenuity to defeat his foes or to explore new territory |