OUTSIDER
NOUNS – PERSON
► BAG a despised person; an outsider → 1940s US students’ sl.
► BALDHEAD an outsider → 1989 NZ sl.
► BALLHEAD an outsider → 1989 NZ sl.
► BAZZ an outsider, a misfit, a bumpkin → 2003 UK sl.
► BILLY-AND-DAVE a friendless person; a misfit; an outsider → 2000 UK students’ sl.
► BILLY NO-MATES a friendless person; a misfit; an outsider → 1990s sl.
► BIRD an outsider, a newcomer, an unconventional person → 1931 sl., orig. US tramps’ usage
► BLOW-IN a stranger, an outsider → 1967 Amer. dial.
► BRENDAN ► BRENDON a misfit, an outsider; an unattractive person → 2002 UK sl.
► COME-HERE an outsider; one who does not have roots in a community → 1936 Amer. dial.
► FLATLANDER a person from the plains; hence, from the perspective of mountain dwellers, an outsider, a hick, an incompetent person → 1958 Amer. dial.
► GAPPER an onlooker; an outsider → 1939 African-American sl.
► GOOMBAH an outsider, a social outcast → 1990s US sl.
► KNICK-KNACK ► NICK-NACK ► NIC-NAC a person who does not fit in with the group; an outsider → 2000s US prison sl.
► NORMAN NO-MATES a friendless person; a misfit; an outsider → 1990s sl.
► OFF-BREED one who is not from your community, and doesn’t belong; an outsider → 1965 Amer. dial.
► OUTLAW a foreigner; a stranger, an outsider → 1968 Amer. dial.
► PLANTER an outsider → L19 Ulster sl.
► RINDER an outsider → 1903 Queen’s University usage (Bk.)
► RINGER an outsider or intruder; a phoney person or thing; an impostor; a person who attaches himself or herself to a political or other group to which he or she does not belong, or who votes in a district where he or she does not reside → 1896 US
► UN an outsider, someone who does not fit in; an undesirable or unlikable person → 1991 US students’ sl.
► UNCO BODY a stranger, an outsider, a newcomer → 1811 Sc.
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