A new or recent arrival, a newcomer; a novice. Obsolete.

A new arrival.

A person from another parish, town, county, or district, esp. (in early use) one who is not a member of a particular guild; a person from another…

One who is not a native of, or who has not long resided in, a country, town, or place. Chiefly, a new comer, one who has not yet become well…

A person who or thing which has newly come to a place, situation, etc.; a new or recent arrival; (also) a novice.

A person one has not previously met, a stranger; a newcomer.

A newcomer.

A newcomer or recent arrival; spec. an illegitimate child. Also: an animal that attaches itself to a person or place of its own accord.

gen. One who settles in a place as a resident.

Chiefly U.S. and Australian. A person who is new to a place, situation, etc.; a newcomer; a novice.

In Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia: a newcomer, esp. a labourer, recently arrived from China.

A newcomer, a recently arrived person or (in extended use) thing; a novice. Frequently in new kid in town, new kid on the block.

Australian colloquial. = jackeroo, n. Obsolete. rare.

Chiefly Irish English, Australian, New Zealand and U.S. regional (Massachusetts). A person who has recently arrived and settled in a place; a…

In Hawaii: a stranger, a newcomer; a beginner, a novice.

British slang. Esp. in London: a young woman newly arrived in the city, or having no fixed address; a young or inexperienced prostitute.

Chiefly U.S. slang (esp. in African-American usage). A newcomer, a recent arrival, a novice; esp. one who is a member of a street gang or involved in…