squatter

“I’m not a squatter, and I’ve never been a squatter,” Steve said.

Remains of the ancient squatters were preserved in rocks laid down as seafloor sediments about 500 million years ago in what is now southern China.

The squatters acted surprised but still took their sweet time to gather their things and leave.

Examples of innovative activism have emerged, including a movement of socialist rural squatters distributing thousands of tons of food to hungry families.

And thanks to the heavy police presence, the squatter houses were quiet, too.

Many people remain stuck in all-black townships and fetid squatter camps, with no water, indoor toilets, or electricity.

The bakery she had founded was now occupied by a squatter who had never heard of the structure's former incarnation.

I don't know much about goats, so will pass them, though I very much doubt if any Australian squatter would give them grass room.

The friends strode briskly on, and a little after eleven o'clock they came upon a small squatter's house and premises.

The twisting fingers entangled themselves in the tawny curls, drawing the squatter down until her face was almost in the box.

The old man amid the branches bent toward the squatter, and held out his waving arms.

Elias Graves' beautiful daughter sank on the breast of the squatter, and there was a kiss of forgiveness.