Strange, unknown, unfamiliar. Also elliptical or absol. quasi-n. the fremd: strangers. Of an incident: Remarkable, surprising.

A stranger. Obsolete.

A person from another country or nation; a foreigner, a stranger. Also: an exile.

A member of another tribe; a foreigner, an alien. rare.

absol. An unknown person; a stranger.

A strange person, stranger; in plural sense, strangers. Also rarely in plural form. Obsolete.

A person who does not belong to a particular family, community, country, etc.; a foreigner, a stranger, an outsider.

= barbarian, n. (In later use Scottish)

= barbarian, n.

An unknown person; a person whom one has not seen before; also in wider sense, a person with whom one is not yet well acquainted. Phrases, a perfect,…

A barbarian. Obsolete. rare.

A person who is not a citizen or freeman of a town; a person who does not belong to a particular guild; a person from another parish, town, or…

A foreigner, alien, stranger. Now Scottish.

A stranger, a traveller.

A stranger; a person who has come from outside (as distinguished from a native or original resident).

A person from another parish, town, county, or district, esp. (in early use) one who is not a member of a particular guild; a person from another…

An alien; a stranger.

In early use: an alien, a stranger. In later use: a person who is estranged from or at variance with a community or group.

A stranger, foreigner.

A person one has not previously met, a stranger; a newcomer.

etymologically, A foreigner, one whose language and customs differ from the speaker's.

A person not related; a stranger.

A foreigner, stranger, enemy.

One belonging to another family or district; a stranger.

Sometimes, One not originally or properly belonging to the place where he dwells; a foreigner, stranger. Often figurative.

An individual whose origins, beliefs, or behaviour place him or her outside a particular establishment or community; a nonconformist, an outsider.

A stranger, an outsider.

An outsider; one who does not belong to or does not reside in an establishment or institution. gen. Also a foreigner; formerly, †one of collateral…

An uninitiated person, an outsider.

An outsider, stranger; a relative newcomer to the district or parish.

A person who does not belong to a particular circle, community, profession, etc.; a person originating from elsewhere. Also: a person unconnected…

A stranger.

/ɛ̃kɔny/ An unknown person; a stranger. Also feminine -e.

figurative. A person who is not a regular member of a group, an outsider; a hanger-on. Obsolete. rare.

English regional (northern). An outsider, stranger; a relative newcomer to the district. Cf. incomer, n., offcomer n. at derivatives.

U.S. An outsider or intruder; a phoney person or thing; an impostor; spec. (now historical) a person who attaches himself or herself to a political…

an outsider.

A person regarded as barbarous, primitive, or uncivilized. Now rare and historical.

an individual who does not belong to a specific in-group.

A person or being from another world or planet, or away from the native world; an alien; an outsider. Cf. off-worlder, n.