droid
- noun
- /drɔɪd/
- The Enforcement Droid series 209 is a self-sufficient law enforcement robot.
- battle droid
- protocol droid
- a droid army
I collect different types of Star Wars droids around my house.
- I collect different types of Star Wars droids around my house.
- That there's there's you end up, I end up a Droid husk at the end of it.
Examples
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"All right, Artoo, I'm awake," he reassured the droid as he worked his way back toward consciousness.
Fiction book (1991) -
Well, trust a droid to get to the bottom of things.
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You got the battle Droid with a vehicle.
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"No use in sitting here," he said to the droid, who looked up from the screens he was monitoring.
Fiction book (1991) -
Since he had not given Hercules an order, the droid turned back to the screens.
Fiction book (1991) -
These are not the droids you are looking for.
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"Thanks," Luke told the droid, and keyed in the landing cycle.
Fiction book (1991) -
I collect different types of Star Wars droids around my house.
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"We will continue to monitor," the big droid added as if Conek could take comfort from their attention.
Fiction book (1991) -
The movie featured a droid that could solve complex equations in seconds.
Synonyms
A machine that people can program to do jobs automatically
A machine that looks and acts like a human
A robot character from the Battlestar Galactica TV series
A machine that can move and do tasks on its own
A machine made to look and act like a human
A robot that looks and acts like a real person
A large imaginary robot like an animal or vehicle that fights in TV shows and appears as a toy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Droid is short for android, which comes from Greek parts andr- meaning 'man' and -oid meaning 'like'. So a droid is a robot that is 'like a person', and the famous movie Star Wars helped make the short word popular.