Usually means: Someone you have never met.
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  1. Perfect Stranger (Cheap Trick song), Perfect Stranger (Magnetic Man song), Perfect Stranger (album), Perfect Stranger (band), Perfect Stranger (film), Perfect Stranger (musician), Perfect Stranger, The Perfect Stranger (film), The Perfect Stranger: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  2. perfect stranger: Wiktionary

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  1. perfect stranger: Idioms

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  1. The Perfect Stranger, perfect stranger: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (perfect stranger)

▸ noun:  A person with whom one has no affiliation whatsoever.

Similar:
stranger in the night, unknown, singleton, nobody, random, strangerdom, floater, no-name, outsider, nothingist, more...

Opposite:
acquaintance, familiar face, known person

Phrases:
Danielle Steel's A Perfect Stranger, more...

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Similar:
stranger in the night, unknown, singleton, nobody, random, strangerdom, floater, no-name, outsider, nothingist, more...

Opposite:
acquaintance, familiar face, known person

Phrases:
Danielle Steel's A Perfect Stranger, more...



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