noun
definition
A person who hides on board a ship, train, etc. so as to get a free passage.
Examples of stowaway in a Sentence
Karen and Frosty stowaway on a refrigerated train car.
Working doors and a rear stowaway area give this vehicle a realistic look as well.
Next Jim looked at a small wheelbarrow, the Corrie Stowaway Garden Buggy.
Their ship is not intended to reach its destination, but fortunately, they have a stowaway criminal with some useful abilities.
In recent years, Cats Protection has covered the cost of quarantining several stowaway cats.
Available in sizes Small & Large, the new Knox Stowaway Back Protector sells for £ 60.00 inc. vat.
The premise was simple, and maybe even overly simplistic - a space vehicle carrying a family (the Robinsons) that were going to start a space colony 'in Alpha Centauri' was sabotaged by the stowaway Dr. Smith, and thrown off course.
Jonathan Harris played Dr. Zachary Smith, the scheming stowaway that caused all the problems, and the closest thing the series had to a villian.
Suspecting it was a stowaway from one of the boxes, she took the broom upstairs, where most of the boxes were.
Express Leather features a variety of messenger bags filled with pockets and plenty of stowaway spaces.
I feel like a stowaway on someone's honeymoon.