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A person or community that obtains food mainly by hunting wild animals and gathering wild plants, rather than by farming or raising livestock.
The person who was president at a particular time in the past, especially when being referred to from a later time.
a non-party who files a brief to advise the court
a person appointed to carry out a will
a person appointed to represent someone's interests in a lawsuit
a person who inherits property after a prior interest ends
a person who has made a will
An adherent is a person who supports or follows a particular person, group, belief, or cause.
A young person who is developing from a child into an adult, typically between puberty and adulthood.
A person who publicly supports or promotes a particular idea, cause, belief, or activity.
A person who is not a citizen or national of the country being discussed.
An alien is a being from another planet or world, especially in science fiction.
A low female singing voice, typically lower than soprano and higher than tenor.
An analyst is a person who examines something systematically and evaluates it using particular standards or methods.
A person who opposes communism or communist political ideas, parties, or governments.
A person’s, family’s, or group’s ancestry, nationality, or cultural heritage.
A person who speaks or uses two languages.
A person who is romantically or sexually attracted to people of more than one gender.
A person who has light yellow or golden-colored hair.
A person who places or uses a bomb, especially in an attack.
A person who uses a fabricated online identity, often with another person’s photos, to deceive someone, especially in a romantic relationship.
A person who belongs to and takes an active or responsible part in a community.
A person who brings people, groups, ideas, or organizations together or helps them connect.
A person one knows or can approach, especially someone who may provide help, information, or access.
A person who has been exposed to someone with a contagious disease, or a person identified as a possible link in its spread.
A person who lives or lived at the same time as another person.
A person competing or standing as a candidate who is considered likely to achieve a particular result.
A person who breaks into computer systems without authorization, often to cause harm or commit a crime.
A person or organization accused or sued in a court of law and required to answer the accusation or claim.
A person or organization regarded as outdated or unable to adapt to change.
A person who takes or consumes an illegal drug, especially regularly.
A person who leaves their own country to settle permanently in another country.
A person who explores a subject, activity, or possibility in order to learn more about it.
A person, attempt, or thing that does not succeed.
A person or organization legally entrusted to manage another’s money, property, or interests and required to act in their best interests.
A person regarded as old-fashioned and resistant to change.
A person who runs away or escapes.
A woman regarded as exceptionally beautiful, admired, or desirable.
A person who plays or competes fairly and accepts winning or losing graciously.
A person who is not affiliated with or does not support a particular political party.
An informal term for a young person, especially a child or teenager.
A person who directs or guides an organization, group, or activity.
A person who studies or acquires knowledge or skill in a subject, especially with guidance from a teacher or expert.
A person who lives in or is associated with a particular nearby place or community.
A person who has won a medal in a competition.
A person whose ancestry includes two or more racial groups.
A person or organization that expresses the opinions or policies of another person or group.
A person born in a particular place, especially one contrasted with an immigrant or someone from elsewhere.
A person who is not conventionally classified as white.
An observer is a person officially appointed to attend a meeting or organization, usually without voting or full membership rights.