Associations to the word «Pauper»
Noun
- Twain
- Asylum
- Beggar
- Alms
- Vagabond
- Ryder
- Grave
- Overseer
- Millionaire
- Swords
- Criminal
- Able
- Prince
- Graveyard
- Burial
- Laborer
- Orphan
- Tramp
- Inmate
- Principal
- Coffin
- Labourer
- Mickey
- Bidder
- Convict
- Clemens
- Idleness
- Nottingham
- Chadwick
- Funeral
- Flynn
- Rag
- Cemetery
- Negroes
- Peasant
- Sawyer
- Parishioner
- Finn
- Idiot
- Relief
- Parish
- Fond
- Poverty
- Misery
- Artisan
- Princes
- Ida
- Mermaid
- Sick
- Emigration
- Freedman
- Porte
- Princess
- Charity
- Taxation
- Churchyard
- Immunity
- Expense
- Middlesex
- Oath
- Disney
- Dylan
- Guardian
- Benedict
- Adaptation
- Apprentice
- Gambler
- Walt
- Fed
- Oliver
- Penny
Adjective
Wiktionary
PAUPER, noun. One who is extremely poor.
PAUPER, noun. One living on or eligible for public charity.
Dictionary definition
PAUPER, noun. A person who is very poor.
Wise words
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