Definitions
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- n. A human intertwined with electronic components; often implies the result is more electronic than biological.
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Examples
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With the help of an ocularist and an engineering professor (Steve Mann, so dedicated to pushing the edges of gadgetry he has earned the nickname "cyberman"), Mr. Spence has targeted February to have a stage-one prototype complete.
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And then the desk we are hiding behind is lifted by a cyberman and tossed over the railing.
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He raises his weapon and fires but not before the cyberman gets off a shot.
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Quickly followed by a cyberman, a dalek and probably an ood.
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Wow that cyberman is amazing & the fact that it's all ebible too!
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That cyberman is just adorable which is kinda wrong, but whatever.
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Wow, I am getting the cyberman picture and making it my desktop background XD
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Our tenth Doctor meets a man who answers to the name 'Doctor', has a companion, talks about the TARDIS and sonic screwdrivers with confidence and is utterly unphased by the prospect of a bizarre cyberman/animal hybrid.
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The alien museum with the cyberman head in a glass case.
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Writers 'Tale, which makes you feel if only you stayed up and agonized all night, you too could write a cyberman episode or three.
plethora commented on the word cyberman
A race of cyborgs first appearing in the serial The Tenth Planet, which was the last to feature the First Doctor (William Hartnell). Cybermen originated Earth's twin planet Mondas as an attempt by Dr Kit Pedler to prolong life.
In New Who, they were created by John Lumic on Earth in a parallel universe. They also crossed into our universe where they proceeded to trash talk some daleks.
October 2, 2008