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Definition of stranger
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Stranger
(n.) One who comes from a
foreign
land; a
foreigner.
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Introduce
::
Introduce
(v. t.) To lead to and make known by
formal
announcement
or
recommendation;
hence,
to cause to be
acquainted;
as, to
introduce
strangers;
to
introduce
one
person
to
another..
Usher
::
Usher (n.) An
officer
or
servant
who has the care of the door of a
court,
hall,
chamber,
or the like;
hence,
an
officer
whose
business
it is to
introduce
strangers,
or to walk
before
a
person
of rank. Also, one who
escorts
persons
to seats in a
church,
theater,
etc..
Pilgrim
::
Pilgrim
(n.) A
wayfarer;
a
wanderer;
a
traveler;
a
stranger.
Uncuth
::
Uncuth
(n.) A
stranger.
Stranger
::
Stranger
(n.) One who comes from a
foreign
land; a
foreigner.
Introduction
::
Introduction
(n.) The act of
formally
making
persons
known to each
other;
a
presentation
or
making
known of one
person
to
another
by name; as, the
introduction
of one
stranger
to
another..
Scavage
::
Scavage
(n.) A toll or duty
formerly
exacted
of
merchant
strangers
by
mayors,
sheriffs,
etc., for goods shown or
offered
for sale
within
their
precincts..
Xenodochium
::
Xenodochium
(n.) In the
Middle
Ages, a room in a
monastery
for the
reception
and
entertainment
of
strangers
and
pilgrims,
and for the
relief
of
paupers.
[Called
also
Xenodocheion.].
Abatement
::
Abatement
(n.) The entry of a
stranger,
without
right,
into a
freehold
after the death of the last
possessor,
before
the heir or
devisee..
Stranger
::
Stranger
(n.) One not privy or party an act,
contract,
or
title;
a mere
intruder
or
intermeddler;
one who
interferes
without
right;
as,
actual
possession
of land gives a good title
against
a
stranger
having
no
title;
as to
strangers,
a
mortgage
is
considered
merely
as a
pledge;
a mere
stranger
to the
levy..
Hotel
::
Hotel (n.) A house for
entertaining
strangers
or
travelers;
an inn or
public
house,
of the
better
class..
Strangled
::
Stranger
(v. t.) To
estrange;
to
alienate.
Neglect
::
Neglect
(v.)
Omission
if
attention
or
civilities;
slight;
as,
neglect
of
strangers..
Alienate
::
Alienate
(n.) A
stranger;
an
alien.
Sojourn
::
Sojourn
(v. i.) To dwell for a time; to dwell or live in a place as a
temporary
resident
or as a
stranger,
not
considering
the place as a
permanent
habitation;
to
delay;
to
tarry..
Stranger
::
Stranger
(n.) One not
belonging
to the
family
or
household;
a
guest;
a
visitor.
Besayle
::
Besayle
(n.) A kind of writ which
formerly
lay where a
great-grandfather
died
seized
of lands in fee
simple,
and on the day of his death a
stranger
abated
or
entered
and kept the heir out. This is now
abolished..
Know
::
Know (v. i.) To be
acquainted
with; to be no
stranger
to; to be more or less
familiar
with the
person,
character,
etc., of; to
possess
experience
of; as, to know an
author;
to know the rules of an
organization..
Unwonted
::
Unwonted
(a.) Not
wonted;
unaccustomed;
unused;
not made
familiar
by
practice;
as, a child
unwonted
to
strangers..
Stranger
::
Stranger
(n.) One who is
unknown
or
unacquainted;
as, the
gentleman
is a
stranger
to me;
hence,
one not
admitted
to
communication,
fellowship,
or
acquaintance..
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