Space, AKA Space Cadet, Cadet. noun, Adj
- Those of us who may seem to have our minds in outer space while our bodies remain earthbound; forgetful person
- A young astronaut; any space travel enthusiast.
- Slang word for a pilot who shows off
- First known use of 'space cadet' was 1973
Recent Examples on the Web
// Your high school English teacher might have called you a space cadet, but in reality, even the briefest mental vacations can restore a sense of well-being.
— New York Times, 10 Apr. 2021
// By wielding a giant sword and chanting a mantra, Adora changes from mumsy space cadet into a disco-interpretation of a goddess: gold go-go boots, matching golden gauntlets, a winged vaguely Nordic tiara, and a crimson cape.
— Alex Abad-santos, Vox, 21 Nov. 2018
Note: I just love The Midnight