bando

bando
 n.β€” Β«β€œThat’s what you call convenient,” said James Bertan, 41, an ex-convict and self-described “bando,” or someone who lives in abandoned houses.Β» β€”β€œSome homeless turn to foreclosed homes” USA Today Feb. 17, 2008. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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