Definitions
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- proper noun Time And Relative Dimension In Space; a
fictional time machine andspacecraft , disguised in the form of aBritish police box , used by the Doctor in the British sci-fi television series Doctor Who. - proper noun Temporal Analysis, Reconnaissance and Decision Integration System
Etymologies
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Examples
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Combom has Doctor Who Series 5 The Tardis Changes, in Doctor Who series 5 episode 1, we know the Doctor selects a new desktop for the inside of the TARDIS, and the exterior changes too, to look like an older incarnation ....
British Blogs TARDIS Newsroom - Doctor Who News 2010
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You don't even need to confine yourself to the science-fiction or fantasy genre; there are plenty of stories in the canon where the arrival of the TARDIS is the only science-fiction element in the story.
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The TARDIS is all ripped apart and the Doctor is seriously injured in the crossing ... and voila ...
What I love about Russell T. Davies rabid1st 2009
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My TARDIS is made mostly out of plywood and weighs about 1,000 pounds.
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My TARDIS is made mostly out of plywood and weighs about 1,000 pounds.
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So does Mary Poppins, only her TARDIS is in her bag.
100 Greatest Fictional Characters #4: The Doctor | Fandomania 2009
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TARDIS is getting very impatient because she has a storyline of her own she'd like to get back to and I keep shoving her out of this chapter.
Writer's Block: Close Encounters of the Celebrity Kind amberfocus 2009
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“It means that the TARDIS is going to be stuck in the shape of a pink Police Public Call Box until I can find a new one.”
Hunger Moon: Chapter Eleven amberfocus 2008
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From 1 April the audience can text the word TARDIS to 81010 to subscribe to the service.
March 31st, 2006 curufea 2006
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From 1 April mobile users can text the word TARDIS to 81010 to subscribe to the service.
March 31st, 2006 curufea 2006
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