defrostee

plural defrostees

1. One who has been revived after being in cryonic suspension.

   Looking around, the other 'defrostees' seemed content to stay wrapped up in their own tormented world.

   2017, Is Anyone out There?, page Rick Kalm

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   One thing alone seems to be certain, and that is that the cockroach will be the final master of this globe; and if the defrostee is unfortunate enough to survive into that era, he will have to take what is given him, and the greatest minds of our time declare it is not likely to be much.

   1973, National Lampoon, page 60

   We would be better off enjoying the re-runs of his films rather than the expensive re-run of a rapidly aging defrostee.

   1995, Robert Kastenbaum, Is There Life After Death?: The Latest Evidence Analysed, page 251

   The paranoia which finally takes hold of Lem's 'defrostee' in his confrontation with Symington (144ff.), like much else about the fantasy world of Tichy's wherein 'Procrustics, Inc.' looms larger and larger, is surely reminiscent of that work by Philip K. Dick in particular, as is the tromp-l'esprit which gulls us into believing that in the anti-utopian garbage dump we at last get to what is really going on in 2039.

   2005, Robert M. Philmus, Visions and Re-visions: (re)constructing Science Fiction, page 77

   By far its most interesting fixture, for the time being, was a second bed, which was occupied by a second defrostee.

   2007, Brian Stableford, Dark Ararat

   This is meant for people who have been cryogenically frozen and feel an urge to share their experiences with other post-cryogenics or defrostees.

   2018, Luc Peters, Anthony R. Yue, On Mirrors! Philosophy—Art—Organization, page 61