straggler

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈstɹæɡlə/
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• General-American: /ˈstɹæɡlɚ/
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• General-American: /ˈstɹæɡl̩ɚ/
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• CMU ARPABET: S T R AE1 G L ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From straggle + -er.

149 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Dutch: afwijkeling — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Finnish: eksyjä — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Finnish: harhailija — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• French: traînard — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• German: Nachzügler — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• German: Nachzüglerin — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• German: Versprengter — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• German: Versprengte — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• German: Bummler — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Irish: scatachán — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Irish: scatacháin — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Irish: scatachánach — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Irish: scatachánacha — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Irish: scatacháin — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Irish: néiléir — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Irish: néiléirí — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Irish: néiléreach — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Irish: néiléreacha — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Irish: néiléirí — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Portuguese: desgarrado — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Portuguese: desgarrados — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Portuguese: desgarrada — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Portuguese: desgarradas — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Portuguese: desgarrados — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Serbo-Croatian: lutalica — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Turkish: geride kalan — one who departs from the direct or proper course
• Chinese Mandarin: 落伍者 — one who falls behind the rest
• Dutch: achterblijver — one who falls behind the rest
• Finnish: hidastelija — one who falls behind the rest
• Finnish: mattimyöhäinen — one who falls behind the rest
• Finnish: maijamyöhäinen — one who falls behind the rest
• French: traînard — one who falls behind the rest
• German: Nachzügler — one who falls behind the rest
• German: Nachzüglerin — one who falls behind the rest
• Irish: codhlatachán — one who falls behind the rest
• Irish: codhlatacháin — one who falls behind the rest
• Irish: codhlatachánach — one who falls behind the rest
• Irish: codhlatachánacha — one who falls behind the rest
• Irish: codhlatacháin — one who falls behind the rest
• Irish: straigléir — one who falls behind the rest
• Irish: straigléirí — one who falls behind the rest
• Irish: straigléireach — one who falls behind the rest
• Irish: straigléireacha — one who falls behind the rest
• Irish: straigléirí — one who falls behind the rest
• Māori: whakatakere — one who falls behind the rest
• Polish: maruder — one who falls behind the rest
• Polish: maruderka — one who falls behind the rest
• Portuguese: atrasado — one who falls behind the rest
• Portuguese: atrasados — one who falls behind the rest
• Portuguese: atrasada — one who falls behind the rest
• Portuguese: atrasadas — one who falls behind the rest
• Portuguese: atrasados — one who falls behind the rest
• Portuguese: lanterninho — one who falls behind the rest
• Portuguese: lanterninhos — one who falls behind the rest
• Portuguese: lanterninha — one who falls behind the rest
• Portuguese: lanterninhas — one who falls behind the rest
• Portuguese: lanterninhas — one who falls behind the rest
• Russian: отставший (otstavšij) — one who falls behind the rest
• Serbo-Croatian: odlutali — one who falls behind the rest
• Spanish: rezagado — one who falls behind the rest
• Swedish: eftersläntrare — one who falls behind the rest
• Turkish: geride kalan — one who falls behind the rest
• Chinese Mandarin: 游荡者 — one who roams without any settled direction
• Dutch: zwerver — one who roams without any settled direction
• Finnish: vaeltaja — one who roams without any settled direction
• Finnish: harhailija — one who roams without any settled direction
• German: Bummler — one who roams without any settled direction
• Irish: fánachán — one who roams without any settled direction
• Irish: fánacháin — one who roams without any settled direction
• Irish: fánachánach — one who roams without any settled direction
• Irish: fánachánacha — one who roams without any settled direction
• Irish: fánacháin — one who roams without any settled direction
• Irish: straigléir — one who roams without any settled direction
• Irish: straigléirí — one who roams without any settled direction
• Irish: straigléireach — one who roams without any settled direction
• Irish: straigléireacha — one who roams without any settled direction
• Irish: straigléirí — one who roams without any settled direction
• Portuguese: errante — one who roams without any settled direction
• Portuguese: errantes — one who roams without any settled direction
• Portuguese: errante — one who roams without any settled direction
• Portuguese: errantes — one who roams without any settled direction
• Portuguese: errantes — one who roams without any settled direction
• Serbo-Croatian: lutalica — one who roams without any settled direction
• Turkish: avare — one who roams without any settled direction
• Irish: ainmhí imirceach fánach — a migratory animal found away from its usual range
• Irish: ainmhithe imirceacha fánacha — a migratory animal found away from its usual range
• Irish: ainmhí imirceach fánach — a migratory animal found away from its usual range
• Irish: ainmhithe imirceacha fánacha — a migratory animal found away from its usual range
• Irish: ainmhithe imirceacha fánacha — a migratory animal found away from its usual range
• Portuguese: animal migratório desgarrado — a migratory animal found away from its usual range
• Portuguese: animais migratórios desgarrados — a migratory animal found away from its usual range
• Portuguese: animal migratório desgarrada — a migratory animal found away from its usual range
• Portuguese: animais migratórios desgarradas — a migratory animal found away from its usual range
• Portuguese: animais migratórios desgarrados — a migratory animal found away from its usual range
• Dutch: schooier — a roving vagabond
• Finnish: kulkuri — a roving vagabond
• German: Landstreicher — a roving vagabond
• German: Landstreicherin — a roving vagabond
• German: Vagabund — a roving vagabond
• Irish: fánaí — a roving vagabond
• Irish: fánaithigh — a roving vagabond
• Irish: fánaí — a roving vagabond
• Irish: fánaithigh — a roving vagabond
• Irish: fánaithigh — a roving vagabond
• Irish: jaingléir — a roving vagabond
• Irish: jaingléirí — a roving vagabond
• Irish: jaingléireach — a roving vagabond
• Irish: jaingléireacha — a roving vagabond
• Irish: jaingléirí — a roving vagabond
• Irish: straigléir — a roving vagabond
• Irish: straigléirí — a roving vagabond
• Irish: straigléireach — a roving vagabond
• Irish: straigléireacha — a roving vagabond
• Irish: straigléirí — a roving vagabond
• Portuguese: vagabundo errante — a roving vagabond
• Portuguese: vagabundos errantes — a roving vagabond
• Portuguese: vagabunda errante — a roving vagabond
• Portuguese: vagabundas errantes — a roving vagabond
• Portuguese: vagabundos errantes — a roving vagabond
• Serbo-Croatian: lutalica — a roving vagabond
• Spanish: vago — a roving vagabond
• Turkish: aylak — a roving vagabond
• Turkish: serseri — a roving vagabond
• Dutch: uitwas — an exuberant growth
• Irish: fás rábach — an exuberant growth
• Irish: fáis rábacha — an exuberant growth
• Irish: fás rábach — an exuberant growth
• Irish: fáis rábacha — an exuberant growth
• Irish: fáis rábacha — an exuberant growth
• Irish: scíontachán — an exuberant growth
• Irish: scíontacháin — an exuberant growth
• Irish: scíontachánach — an exuberant growth
• Irish: scíontachánacha — an exuberant growth
• Irish: scíontacháin — an exuberant growth
• Portuguese: crescimento exuberante — an exuberant growth
• Portuguese: crescimentos exuberantes — an exuberant growth
• Portuguese: crescimento exuberante — an exuberant growth
• Portuguese: crescimentos exuberantes — an exuberant growth
• Portuguese: crescimentos exuberantes — an exuberant growth
• Irish: aonair — something that stands alone or by itself
• Irish: aonaireacha — something that stands alone or by itself
• Irish: aonair — something that stands alone or by itself
• Irish: aonaireacha — something that stands alone or by itself
• Irish: aonaireacha — something that stands alone or by itself
• Portuguese: solitário — something that stands alone or by itself
• Portuguese: solitários — something that stands alone or by itself
• Portuguese: solitária — something that stands alone or by itself
• Portuguese: solitárias — something that stands alone or by itself
• Portuguese: solitários — something that stands alone or by itself