Star-Warsy

See also: Star Warsy, Star Wars-y, and Star Wars–y

English

Adjective

Star-Warsy (comparative more Star-Warsy, superlative most Star-Warsy)

1. Alternative form of Star Warsy
   • 1988, Inside Print, volume 9, page 90:

     Last spring, readers of Forbes, Fortune, Business Week and The Wall Street Journal probably noticed the striking ad, a Star-Warsy image of satellite battle stations, featuring voice, data, video and facsimile communications, not lasers, as the latest weaponry

   • 1999, US Ad Review, numbers 32-33, page 185:

     (Z stands for Zamboni, the Star-Warsy contraption that resurfaces the ice rink during a hockey game).

   • 2003, “Graham Masterton: An Interview with the Manitou Man”, in Giants of the Genre, Wildside Press, →ISBN, page 56:

     I wasn't keen on the Star-Warsy ending, but Star Wars was making a huge impression in Hollywood at that time, and I don't blame Bill Girdler (director of the film) for trying to give it a cosmic climax.