Interlopers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERLOPERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INTERLOPER, one that interlopes
• a person who becomes involved in a place or situation where they are not wanted or are considered not to belong
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that interlopes; as; an illegal or unlicensed trader; one that intrudes in a place or sphere of activity

Words related to INTERLOPERS

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How to use INTERLOPERS in a sentence

• But there are interlopers in the rear as well! Jack turned to confront them.
• This it is customary to remedy by a gun being fired from a window at the midnight interlopers, when they disperse in great terror.
• Each looked with jealousy upon all interlopers, but each was prompt to act as an interloper when occasion offered.
• The grant was a flagrant breach of faith, and was the inauguration of the system of interlopers that in after years caused so much loss and trouble to the Company.
• Not seldom the crews of interlopers and permission ships rose and seized the vessel against the will of their owners and commanders and hoisted the Jolly Roger.
• As pirates and interlopers alike sailed under English colours, the whole odium fell on the English.
• Interlopers and Ostenders, he was told, were not to receive even provisions or water.
• But content you, Master Varney, it is no part of my policy to suffer such interlopers to interfere in my trade.
• She wanted to explain matters, hoping that he would understand that she, at least, was one of the interlopers who were not hostile to him.
• They were soon joined by hustling Yankee fur traders who did battle royal against British interlopers.
• With opium, the piece-goods of the west of India, and European commodities it is supplied by the Dutch from Batavia, or by those who are termed interlopers.
• Here was the first chance her father had had to deal with the interlopers.
• Indeed they seemed aware of their being interlopers, looking fairly ashamed, and always trying to hide themselves in some dark corner.
• One was the great length of coast line on both the Atlantic and Pacific slopes over which a surveillance had to be exercised, making it difficult to catch the interlopers.
• The French king complained of the invasion, and offered to supply the court of Madrid with a fleet to dislodge the interlopers.
• There was continual war between the Spaniards, the surviving natives, and the interlopers.
• In this they acted foolishly, for their atrocities stirred the interlopers to revenge themselves.
• He seemed surprised to find us in possession, and treated us as interlopers, though I was in fact his host, regarding our small dwelling as a clergy house.
• Great Scott! what a situation! The man who owned the house nursing his bruises in the muddy cellar while the bunch of interlopers above him clamored for his life.
• It was the custom of the Dutch interlopers, when they approached this island to trade with the inhabitants, to hoist their jacks.
• I assure you, sir, I try hard to get my people to understand that it is time to stop calling those who come and add themselves to the community, aliens, interlopers, invaders.
• Pat, for instance, has been taught to regard strangers as interlopers.
• He had dreamed too long and too ardently to submit now to interlopers.
• It was the great conspiracy to draw the Spanish from Louisiana into an attack upon the infant settlements, upon the ground that they were or would be interlopers.

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