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waifs and strays

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waifs and strays  (British & Australian)
people or animals who have no home and no one to care for them Emma was always bringing home waifs and strays and giving them a bed for the night.
See also: and, stray


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The gesture did not come out of the blue because over the years she had offered a refuge to numerous waifs and strays from the home.
It wouldn't be allowed now but she would bring all her waifs and strays into the school.
As well as the random waifs and strays handed in by concerned members of the public, Tony also helps rescue, rehabilitate and rehome animals for the Cat Society of Bahrain and Pet Animals.
 
 
 
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