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Martian

adjective

Of or relating to the planet Mars (or its fictional inhabitants).

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"Martian" Quotes from Famous Books

... dared finally to turn and look inquiringly at Donna. Her smile was relaxed for the first time since they had met. "Nice bargaining," she said, and Phillips felt like the king of something larger than a tiny Martian satellite. ...

— This World Must Die! • Horace Brown Fyfe

... the heavy chair, feeling a quietness within himself as if the slow creep of death were touching him also. There was a sudden far distant roar and through the window he saw a streak of brightness in the sky. That would be the tourist ship, the Martian Princess, ...

— The Memory of Mars • Raymond F. Jones

... say that," the Secretary answered. "After all, we did reach the moon. We got to Mars." He paused. "No one can take that away from you. You sponsored the Martian flights. You fought for the appropriations, pushed the project, carried it through. You helped mankind ...

— This Crowded Earth • Robert Bloch

... useless for any one, however eminent an authority he may be, to dismiss the matter by saying "It is a phenomenon of arrangement," for that begs the whole question. A Martian visitor taken to Westminster Abbey and told that its construction was a "phenomenon of arrangement" might be expected to turn a scornful eye upon his cicerone and reply, "Any fool can see that, but who ...

— Science and Morals and Other Essays • Bertram Coghill Alan Windle

Words linked to "Martian" : imaginary being, Mars, imaginary creature