meat puppet n. 1
a physical (human) body that is controlled by another person or entity; a person who is controlled in this way
[coined by William Gibson, suggested by a (written) reference to the rock band Meat Puppets]
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1984 Neuromancer 147
William Gibson
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Where’s the meat puppet?
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1989 Cyber-Slang in SpaceGamer Oct.–Nov. 7/1
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Meat Puppet A person who rents their body out for various types of ‘work’, their consciousness either suppressed or in cyberspace, the body controlled By another person or Computer [capitalization sic].
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1997 Freeware (1998) iv. 86
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Rudy Rucker
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For all I know, you’re a moldie-run meat puppet playing the part of the innocent oaf.
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2006 I, Row-Boat in The Year’s Best Science Fiction: Twenty-Fourth Annual Collection (2007) 2
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Cory Doctorow
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‘Don’t drop those meat puppets in our waters,’ the reef warned.
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2008 From Babel’s Fall’n Glory We Fled in Asimov’s Science Fiction Feb. 14
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Michael Swanwick
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You must remain a meat puppet for the duration of this mission.
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2011 A Good Man Goes to War (Doctor Who episode) 4 June in Doctor Who Magazine (#599) Feb 2024 63/2
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Steven Moffat
‘This base belongs to the Monks—and they don’t need weapons.’ Strax replied: ‘Because they are meat puppets—designed to respond to the simplest commands.’
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2018 Mission Accomplished in Analog Science Fiction & Fact May–June 137/2
Stephen L. Burns
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Our kind are either dying off, getting put in solitary on sedition charges, or being replaced by meat puppets. I think we’re some of the last holdouts.
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2023 Red Goblin (#5) June (unpaged)
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That little….that little offcut and the cosplay Spider-Man just threw me out of my own damn meat puppet!
Research requirements
antedating 1984
Earliest cite
William Gibson, in Neuromancer
Research History
Many cites submitted by Jeff Prucher, who also suggested splitting this from the broader 'human body' sense.
Last modified 2026-08-31 14:58:01
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