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trespasser

noun as in intruder

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noun as in offender

noun as in encroacher

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Another had a video of a half-naked trespasser from that morning in the laundry room.

The woman remembered how, on the night of the kidnapping, she had encountered a strange, menacing trespasser whose Pinto was stuck in a ditch.

The trespasser’s name was Richard Allen Davis, 39, a spottily employed sheet metal worker who had been paroled three months earlier on a kidnapping conviction from the state prison in San Luis Obispo.

A second alleged trespasser paid a visit to Drake’s Toronto home two days after a security guard suffered a gunshot wound in a shooting outside the mansion.

“So she went and trashed one of the other offices, and then he approached her in the waiting room. And he hit her. To be honest, I think he was probably within his rights to do that — she was a trespasser.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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