Klingonian

Adjective

Klingonian (comparative more Klingonian, superlative most Klingonian)

1. Pertaining to, resembling, or characteristic of, Klingons.
   • They will be beamed aboard the Enterprise, all the women (and some of the older men) into the arms of Mr. Spock, who has a Long Reach. Those who claim he cannot embrace them all at once are spreading the Klingonian Heresy, and will be Dealt With Severely by our Shlocktroops ... er ... Spocktroops.1979 December 19, Darrell Schweitzer, “Letters”, in Richard E. Geis, editor, Science Fiction Review, volume 9, number 2 (whole 35), published May 1980, →ISSN, page 51
   • The Bush administration’s newly declared “pre-emptive action” policy, which calls for the United States to strike at threats before they fully emerge, is somewhat Klingonian in an era where more elevated peace-making approaches are needed.2002 September 26, Vivian B. Martin, “What Is Bush, A Klingon Rip Van Winkle?”, in Hartford Courant, volume CLXIV, number 269, page A19

   Synonyms:

   Klingonesque, Klingonish

2. Pertaining to, resembling, or characteristic of, the Klingon language.
   • Anyway, German has the highest percentage of foreign literature in translation (taking over the lead from Russian), and although Canadian authors have indeed at high reputation among readers, US-American and British books (as well as French, Swedish, Israeli and Klingonian ones) also get a fair...2000, Ellipse, Université de Sherbrooke, page 42
   • ‘Manga’. No matter how Klingonian this sounds to you, it has been a worldwidely-known word since 1990.2005, The Broken Mirror: Portrait of the Self, Langgeng Gallery, page 115