1. One who belongs to another town or country; one unknown; one unacquainted; a guest; a visitor; one not party or privy to any act.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• strage,
• stranhe,
• strounger,
• strengers,
• sranger,
• stroinger,
• stronges,
• stratgey,
• strangre,
• trange,
• strager,
• stronget,
• sronger,
• strangel,
• straigher,
• strangth,
• sttronger,
• strainger,
• strangen,
• stramge

• styron,
• strung,
• strange,
• sternness,
• strained,
• string,
• Stearns,
• Storino,
• starner,
• stirring,
• styrene,
• stormable,
• straying,
• stirringly,
• strandberg,
• Sterner,
• Storing,
• stringy,
• strongly,
• strangling,
• strangle,
• straining,
• stermer,
• sturnus,
• string tie,
• strawman,
• strongroom,
• starring,
• strings,
• straw man,
• Stransky,
• Stearn,
• sternly,
• stranded,
• Strahan,
• stroman,
• strong,
• stern,
• Strang,
• sterninae,
• strength,
• stearin,
• strain gage,
• starns,
• star anise,
• sturnella,
• stringybark,
• strong-arm,
• strain,
• Sternberg,
• sturnidae,
• sterne,
• stormer,
• sternum,
• strangely,
• strangler,
• strangles,
• strainer,
• strand,
• sterna,
• streng,
• sternal,
• starnes,
• strangulate,
• stringer,
• sterns,
• staring,
• strangeness,
• strangled,
• sturman,
• Strawn.

The adjective form of the word "stranger" is "strange".

The plural of the "stranger" can be the "strangers".

The singular of the "stranger" can be the "stranger".