spacegirl n.

A two-eyed being from space—just like the space girl we captured!

P. S. You left out one little detail of my description—I’m bow-legged! Now this ‘charming’ space girl with the red mop—she’d be tall and gawky and bony, with a sour, chinless face, big, flabby feet, and a voice like a scratchy phonograph record. I know the type too well. Probably as lovable as a Uranian Cactus Rat.

Radium-seeking Andy Horn and his talking honey-bear believed they were alone on Jupiter’s bleak satellite. Then out of nowhere dropped the space-girl trailing a fateful comet of piracy and death.

Hawk made with a normal reaction comment: ‘Who made this damned walk. And what in hell for?’ ‘Men didn’t make it.’ ‘You believe in spacegirls. They made it?’ ‘I wish they had,’ I said.

So they’d paired off already? So much for his quick dream of marrying a spacegirl...

The B.E.M.; the incredibly hardy spacegirl—nearly naked in galactic space while mere man progressed to her ‘rescue’ in space suits; the constant theme of space war; [etc.].

Aislinn looked at him, a puzzled line between her eyes. Hazel believed that the spacegirl truly did not understand why John took offence at certain words, or that John should be ill at ease when Hazel was praised. But still Aislinn said, ‘I place my trust in the three of you.’

It [sc. S03E11 ‘Wink of an Eye’ (1968)] is one of the third season’s Kirk-gets-alien-space-girl episodes. In this case, the girl in question is Deela and she has chosen Kirk to help her repopulate her species.

Zita the Spacegirl.

I—I’m actually going into space! I’m in space! Whoooooooo, Shuri the space girl!!! Finally! WOOOOOHOOOOO!