silver surfer

noun

1. informal.
   an older, esp retired, person who uses the internet

Example Sentences

A little more than a decade later, Tim Story delivered his 2005 film “Fantastic 4,” which spawned the sequel “Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.”

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. Giffen brought new energy, imaginative artistic styles and sly wit to Marvel characters like the Silver Surfer, Nova and Thanos, as well as to DC institutions like Aquaman and the Flash.

From New York Times

In the late 1990s, companies like WCW and ECW introduced a worldwide audience to the awe-inspiring athletic ability of luchadores like Juventud Guerrera, Psicosis and Super Crazy — and especially San Diego native Rey Mysterio Jr. With entrances and iconic masks inspired by cartoon characters like Spider-Man and the Silver Surfer, Mysterio framed the wrestler as a literal superhero: He became a Peter Parker-like underdog to fans around the world, presenting lucha libre as something much more imaginative and dazzling than its American cousin.

From Los Angeles Times

Older adults are one of the most divergent cohort of technology users, from "silver surfer" innovators to those who have little experience or confidence.

From Salon

It was there she developed a love of Iron Man, the Silver Surfer and all things Marvel.

From Washington Post