Skywalker
- proper noun
- Your Master, Luke Skywalker, was saved by his father.
- Luke Skywalker
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Watch on YouTubeI once dressed as Luke Skywalker from Return of the Jedi in high school.
- I once dressed as Luke Skywalker from Return of the Jedi in high school.
- Next stop, Luke Skywalker and Leia they're actually related to.
- Or Luke Skywalker doesn't know who he really is.
- You were you were Luke, you were Luke Skywalker that night.
- And one of them was like Luke Skywalker going around the Death Star looking for the weak spot.
- But at the same time that he is, by definition, going to grow more powerful over time, which look at Anakin Skywalker.
- Next stop, Luke Skywalker and Leah, they're actually related to.
- And then also kids like Anakin Skywalker is a fucking evil motherfucker.
Examples
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I once dressed as Luke Skywalker from Return of the Jedi in high school.
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The story of Luke Skywalker blew the world away.
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I understand how Luke Skywalker felt now.
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And one of them was like Luke Skywalker going around the Death Star looking for the weak spot.
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I have you now, young Skywalker.
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Vader wanted Skywalker alive; that was what had been in his tone.
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Twisted by the dark side, Young Skywalker has become the boy you've trained.
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Lev: I feel like Luke Skywalker when he learned Darth Vader is his father.
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It was Luke Skywalker's aunt and uncle's house.
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In the Star Wars series, Luke Skywalker trains to become a Jedi Knight.
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Etymology
Skywalker is a made-up name from sky ('the air or space above Earth') and walker ('one who walks'), so it suggests 'one who walks the sky'. Think of Luke and Anakin, heroes who travel in space and move between worlds, and that is why the name fits them.