out-of-towner
Someone from elsewhere
An out-of-towner is someone visiting or unfamiliar with a place, especially a city.
The term often carries a hint of condescension—locals spotting tourists by their confusion or clothing: You can always tell the out-of-towners by the way they stop in the middle of the sidewalk.
It implies not knowing how things work here.
guest
Person lodging temporarily
- hostOne receiving guests
- hospitalityGenerous treatment of guests
- welcomeHospitable greeting offered
- overnightSpanning evening to morning
stay · sofa · accommodate · sleepover · company · entertain · reunion · visit
transplant
Recent arrival somewhere
- relocatorOne who changes residence
- settlerOne who colonizes territory
- adjustmentAlteration to improve fit
- acclimatingBecoming accustomed to environment
houseguest
Person lodging temporarily
- hostOne receiving guests
- hospitalityGenerous treatment of guests
- welcomeHospitable greeting offered
overnight · stay · sofa · accommodate · sleepover · company · entertain · reunion · visit · lodger
newcomer
Recent arrival somewhere
- relocatorOne who changes residence
- settlerOne who colonizes territory
- adjustmentAlteration to improve fit
- occupantsoccupant, resident, tenant, dweller, inhabitant
- Visitorsvisitor, guest, houseguest, house guest, invitee