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earthling

[ UK /ˈɜːθlɪŋ/ ]
[ US /ˈɝθɫɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. an inhabitant of the earth

How To Use earthling In A Sentence

  • Whoever built the Great Pyramid had access to some information outside of that which earthlings had at the time, at least earthlings as we know them.
  • He formed his own stylelish in his creation, leaving lots of elegant music to the earthling.
  • He is the author of a kitschy science fiction novel about an earthling who decides to pay back his student loan by teaching English on a distant planet.
  • I knew intellectually that women's breasts were designed for this natural purpose, of course, but the sight of this noisy, foreign apparatus mechanically sucking on my wife's breasts was so unexpected, so incongruous, that she might've been an abductee of aliens on a mission to extract Earthling female specimens before worm-holing back to their star system. Len Filppu: Parental Survival Tip # 1: Develop Mirth at Birth
  • Martians have developed practically all the areas of their brains - all the paranormal faculties - that are still latent for part of the earthlings.
  • Clearly, the act of flying incorporates unusual powers, freedom from obedience to ordinary rules of gravity required of earthlings, and a corresponding risk of falling.
  • Three of our space probes have left the solar system altogether and are now adrift in interstellar space, carrying earthlings' assorted greetings to whoever stumbles upon them.
  • Until then, we earthlings can continue to look for microscopic visitors, or their fossil remnants, that might reside in meteorites from Mars or from other worlds.
  • Unlike the rest of the time, this furry little alien wasn't trying to comment on things that us earthlings grasp naturally.
  • This is the story of a planetarian who falls in love with one of the earthlings who visits his planet and escapes to earth on their spaceship.
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