DCHP-1 Online
outlander Esp. North 
n. a person from another region, tribe, etc.; stranger.
See also: outsider
- 1936 She spoke with the indulgence of an outlander who had watched an Innuit mother quiet her baby with a "comfort" made from a wad of cotton soaked in seal-blood.
- 1959 Pommela, alone of the People, guessed something of what the arrival of the outlanders at Ennadai might really mean. . . .
- 1936 She spoke with the indulgence of an outlander who had watched an Innuit mother quiet her baby with a "comfort" made from a wad of cotton soaked in seal-blood.