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Contexts ▼▲ Noun A foreigner to a nation or community A person who does not know, or is not known in, a particular place or community A novice in a particular activity or situation One who interferes, intrudes, or gets involved when not welcome A person who visits a foreign place Adjective Comparative for unusual or out of the ordinary Comparative for not previously encountered Comparative for ill at ease Comparative for unwell or indisposed Comparative for significantly foreign in nature Comparative for having a strange, curious or mysterious nature … more ▼ ▲ Noun ▲ A foreigner to a nation or community foreigner incomer alien outsider newcomer immigrant visitor outlander intruder nonnative interloper migrant offcomer guest newbie squatter drifter nonresident outcomer transient wanderer new arrival blow-in foreign national out-of-stater foreign body itinerant person migratory worker party crasher perfect stranger uninvited person settler refugee emigrant non-native ring-in parvenu greenhorn nonnational fresh off the boat non-local foreign person emigre arrival johnny-come-lately noncitizen new kid on the block émigré unknown gatecrasher invader arriviste nonmember recluse floater resident alien asylum seeker nonoccupant colonist blow in undocumented immigrant non-member metœcus tourist gweilo colonizerUS pioneer expatriate expat coloniserUK out-migrant in-migrant naturalized citizen documented alien adoptive citizen undocumented alien pilgrim frontiersman homesteader colonial travellerUK travelerUS frontierswoman migrator planter wayfarer explorer departer habitant redemptioner entrant transmigrant early settler migrant worker reffo boat person discoverer trailblazer scout frontier settler ingoer enterer rover comer caller nomad vagrant gypsy visitant exile itinerant evacuee arriver outcast tinker streety addition passenger delegate conferee representative mover deportee new girl new boy person in exile displaced person more ❯ “Are you saying there's a stranger in town? Someone we don't know and don't even know is in town?” Noun ▲ A person who does not know, or is not known in, a particular place or community unknown unco newcomer nobody unknown person beginner nonentity mystery unimportant person non-person nothing lightweight insignificancy number nullity cipherUS pygmy zero zilch dwarf insect snippersnapper pigmy morsel shrimp whippersnapper twerp cypherUK half-pint pip-squeak little guy small potato random statistic piece of data wannabe person of no importance non-starter small fry person of no account man of straw no-hoper second-rater small beer upstart would-be name-dropper squirt mediocrity menial no-mark “Dozens of members were also quizzed in a bid to jog memories and possibly identify anyone who may have been a stranger to the club.” Noun ▲ A novice in a particular activity or situation newcomer novice beginner apprentice neophyte tyro rookie greenhorn tenderfoot newbie recruit fledgling freshman novitiate trainee punk colt learner babe cub virgin rook abecedarian initiate probationer proselyte newb noob outsider parvenu latecomer new boy new girl raw recruit new recruit new member new arrival Johnny-come-lately johnny-come-lately late arrival new kid on the block amateur starter student pupil new kid newie mentee fresher convert greenie buckwheater inductee entrant n00b postulant catechumen new person inexperienced person nubcake dilettante newling hacker probie incomer incipient cadet plebe nub freshwoman pledgee pledge employee new entrant new employee hack scholar disciple undergraduate member inceptor dabbler inexpert lad first-year student jackleg youngster whippersnapper trifler conscript naif ingénue rube hayseed prentice ingenue bookworm heel intern ward protege protégé protégée new kid in town new boy/girl new hand new kid on block acquisition first of May naive person selectee signing enlisted person new chum new player upstart scrub new hire cheechako more ❯ Noun ▲ One who interferes, intrudes, or gets involved when not welcome interloper intruder meddler busybody intermeddler interferer buttinski buttinsky kibbitzer kibitzer snoop invader trespasser encroacher obtruder alien gatecrasher infiltrator outsider foreigner immigrant nosey parker nosy parker gate-crasher uninvited guest unwanted visitor unwanted person persona non grata misfit nonconformist fish out of water ugly duckling square peg in round hole nuisance marplot snooper gossip troublemaker stirrer pest backseat driver interrupter tattletale stickybeak squatter infringer poacher offender transgressor eavesdropper pry pryer unwelcome visitor rubberneck scandalmonger yenta mischief-maker Paul Pry impertinent person nosy person sidewalk superintendent mother hen more ❯ Noun ▲ A person who visits a foreign place tourist tripper sightseer excursionist travelerUS travellerUK vacationer holidaymaker visitor voyager globetrotter journeyer rubberneck rubbernecker backpacker explorer pilgrim vacationist emmet grockle wayfarer jet-setter day tripper day-tripper out-of-towner holiday-maker non-local adventurer tourer hiker trekker gallivanter gadabout New Age traveler wanderer daytripper holidayer jetsetter world traveler vacationgoer gawper weekender hitchhiker walker couchsurfer hippie shoestring traveler budget traveler Adjective ▲ Comparative for unusual or out of the ordinary odder curiouser bizarrer weirder uncannier funnier queerer uncommoner quainter quirkier eerier scarcer wackier spookier creepier fishier freakier kookier wilder funkier screwier zanier crazier kinkier whackier rummer more unusual more peculiar more abnormal more atypical more anomalous more unfamiliar more extraordinary more unexpected more remarkable more puzzling more mystifying more mysterious more perplexing more baffling more inexplicable more irregular more surreal more deviant more different more aberrant more freakish more uncharacteristic more suspicious more unparalleled more dubious more questionable more unnatural more anomalistic more unconventional more rare more ridiculous more unorthodox more untypical more inconceivable more ludicrous more offbeat more outlandish more far-out more incongruous more outré more unaccountable more eccentric more exceptional more inscrutable more nonstandard more off-base more off the wall more singular more bizarro more idiosyncratic more off-centre more off-colorUS more uncustomary more wacko more erratic more kookie more off-kilter more off-the-wall more queerish more spaced-out more unco “You're acting strange. Did you just win the lottery, perhaps?” Adjective ▲ Comparative for not previously encountered curiouser fresher newer obscurer more unfamiliar more foreign more novel more different more exotic more unique more dissimilar more original more unknown more alien more distinct more distinctive more unexpected more unexplored more unheard-of more intriguing more uncharted more uncustomary more unaccustomed “I tried some goat cheese for the first time, and it had a strange taste.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for ill at ease edgier awkwarder tenser uptighter fidgetier jitterier jumpier nervier loster shier unsurer more ill at ease more uneasy more apprehensive more uncomfortable more self-conscious more bothered more anxious more hesitant more embarrassed more nervous more agitated more bewildered more discomposed more disoriented more fretful more restless more vexed more distressed more disturbed more high-strung more insecure more perplexed more perturbed more strained more troubled more unrelaxed more unsettled more worried “Arya felt strange when she saw Sansa again after being apart for so long.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for unwell or indisposed sicker queasier infirmer crummier lousier rougher weaker funnier queerer grottier peakier ropier rottener seedier sicklier woozier awfuller terribler more ill more unwell more indisposed more nauseous more off more out of sorts more peculiar more crook more liverish more off-colorUS more bummed more nauseated more peaked more ailing more wabbit “My stomach would feel strange whenever I drank milk, and that's when I discovered I was lactose intolerant.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for significantly foreign in nature more foreign more isolated more alien more distant more exotic more remote more unexplored more removed more unknown more detached more far-off more external more inaccessible more outside “I love traveling to strange lands to get out of my comfort zone.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for having a strange, curious or mysterious nature bizarrer wilder weirder wonderfuller more fantastic more incredible more extraordinary more fantastical more far-fetched more outlandish more wondrous more astounding more enigmatic more unreal more astonishing more awesome more breathtaking more chimeric more glamorous more glamourous more imaginative more incomprehensible more out there more ridiculous more romantic more sensational more spectacular more stupendous more whimsical more chimerical more illusory more marvellousUK more marvelousUS more surprising “It was a strange movie with plenty of twists that we thoroughly enjoyed.” Find more words! 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