Definition of out-settler in English:

out-settler

noun

Australian, NZ historical

单词	out-settler
释义	Definition of out-settler in English: out-settler noun Australian, NZ historical A person who has settled in a remote area. on the banks of the river we came upon the establishment of an out-settler Example sentencesExamples Six of his relatives, in a furious access of revengeful feeling, attacked the house of an out-settler. In these parts of the bush the small hut of the out-settler may often be espied. Four members of the out-settler family were killed. The short, sharp crack of the out-settler's rifle startled the silence of the pine-forest. He went to the house of an out-settler and struck at him.
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