a person who is able to teleport, esp. by psychic means; teleporter n. 1
The bolts and bars and tell-tale beams could easily be detected by any mutant endowed with first-class ESP, but he'd be unable to do anything about them. On the other hand, a teleport could manipulated the lot without any troubleβif only he could see them. So the place is wide open to a multi-talented mutant such as a teleport with ESP.
I'll tell you. I'm the central ganglion of a complex organism which is composed of Baby, a computer; Bonnie and Beanie, teleports; Jane, telekineticist; and myself, telepath and central control.
Gommaf was the teleport, or knew who the teleport was.
He'd found telepaths in insane asylums, and teleports among the juvenile delinquents of New York.
There was a price to be paid, being married to the worldβs only teleport.
antedating 1951
Eric Frank Russell, "Star Watchers"
(Earliest cite in the OED: 1960)
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