Interloper
21interloper — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. intruder, trespasser; meddler, interferer, intermeddler. See between. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. meddler, trespasser, encroacher, alien; see intruder . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. intruder, meddler …
22interloper — in|ter|lop|er [ˈıntələupə US tərloupər] n [Date: 1500 1600; Origin: inter + loper (perhaps from Old English hleapan to jump or Middle Dutch lopen to run )] someone who enters a place or group where they should not be …
23interloper — in|ter|lop|er [ ıntər,loupər ] noun count FORMAL someone who is in a place or group but is not wanted by the other people there …
24interloper — in·ter·lop·er || ɪntÉ™(r)ləʊpÉ™(r) n. one who trespasses on the domain of another without proper license (as in trade); meddler, intruder …
25interloper — [ ɪntələʊpə] noun a person who interferes in another s affairs; an intruder. Derivatives interlope verb Origin C16: from inter + loper as in archaic landloper vagabond (from MDu. landlooper) …
26interloper — n. 1. Intermeddler, meddler. 2. Intruder …
27interloper — noun we were made to feel more like interlopers than vacationers Syn: intruder, encroacher, trespasser, invader, infiltrator; uninvited guest; outsider, stranger, alien; informal gatecrasher, buttinsky …
28interloper — n trespasser, encroacher, poacher, invader, marplot; meddler, Yiddish. cochleffel, Sl. butt insky, interferer, Paul Pry …
29interloper — in·ter·lop·er …
30interloper — Persons who interfere or intermeddle into business to which they have no right. Persons who enter a country or place to trade without license. One who meddles in affairs which are none of his business and for which he has no responsibility; an… …
