† inˈclosurern.
One who ‘squats’ on an enclosure from a common or waste.
ΘΚΠ
the mind > possession > possessor > [noun] > occupier > squatter
inclosurer1665
squatter1849
1665 Lex Scripta I. of Man (1819) 157 And so..turning Cottlers or Inclosurers on some Highway Side, are commonly given to pilfering and stealing, and intertainers of Vagabonds.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1900; most recently modified version published online September 2011).
<
n.1665- five-piece
- five-plait
- five-pointed
- five-pointer
- five-pound
- five-power
- five-rater
- five-rayed
- five-score
- five-shilling-piece
- five-shooter
- five-shot
- five-spot
- five-square
- five-squared
- five-star
- five-star general
- five-storey
- five-stroke
- five-to-two
- five-toed
- five-toothed
- five-twenties
- five-twenty
- five-twenty bonds