fringe dweller

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• fringe-dweller — fringeˈ dweller noun (Aust) A person, esp an Aborigine, who lives, usu in poverty and squalor, on the edge of a town or community • • • Main Entry: ↑fringe …   Useful english dictionary

• fringe dweller — /ˈfrɪndʒ dwɛlə/ (say frinj dweluh) noun 1. a person who lives, usually in miserable conditions, on the fringe of a town or settlement. 2. a person who adheres to a group, etc., in order to benefit from the social advantages or prestige which… …  

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