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Exact Match:

vagabond

anything that resembles a vagabond in having no fixed place; "pirate ships were vagabonds of the sea"

Synonyms:

• Arab,
• Bowery bum,
• arab,
• bat around,
• beach bum,
• beachcomber,
• beggar,
• beggarly fellow,
• bird of passage,
• blighter,
• bo,
• budmash,
• bum,
• bummer,
• caitiff,
• canter,
• circumforaneous,
• count ties,
• derelict,
• devil,
• discursive,
• divagate,
• divagatory,
• dogie,
• drift,
• drifter,
• drifting,
• drunkard,
• errant,
• flit,
• flitting,
• floater,
• floating,
• footloose,
• footloose and fancy-free,
• fugitive,
• gad,
• gad about,
• gadding,
• gallivant,
• gamin,
• gamine,
• go about,
• go the rounds,
• good-for-naught,
• good-for-nothing,
• guttersnipe,
• gypsy,
• gypsy-like,
• gypsyish,
• hit the road,
• hit the trail,
• hobo,
• homeless waif,
• human wreck,
• idler,
• itinerant,
• jaunt,
• knock about,
• knock around,
• landloper,
• landloping,
• lazzarone,
• loafer,
• losel,
• lowlife,
• mauvais sujet,
• mean wretch,
• meander,
• meandering,
• migrant,
• migrational,
• migratory,
• mooch,
• mucker,
• mudlark,
• no-good,
• nomad,
• nomadic,
• nomadize,
• pauvre diable,
• perambulatory,
• peregrinate,
• pererrate,
• peripatetic,
• piker,
• pilgarlic,
• poor creature,
• poor devil,
• prowl,
• ragamuffin,
• ragman,
• ragpicker,
• ramble,
• rambling,
• range,
• ranging,
• roadster,
• roam,
• roaming,
• rolling stone,
• rounder,
• rove,
• rover,
• roving,
• run about,
• runagate,
• sad case,
• sad sack,
• saunter,
• shack,
• shifting,
• ski bum,
• skid-row bum,
• stiff,
• straggle,
• straggling,
• stray,
• straying,
• street Arab,
• street arab,
• street urchin,
• stroll,
• strolling,
• sundowner,
• surf bum,
• swagger,
• swagman,
• swagsman,
• tatterdemalion,
• tennis bum,
• traipse,
• traipsing,
• tramp,
• tramper,
• transient,
• transitory,
• transmigratory,
• traveler,
• truant,
• turnpiker,
• urchin,
• vag,
• vagabondize,
• vagrant,
• vaurien,
• waif,
• waifs and strays,
• walk the tracks,
• wander,
• wanderer,
• wandering,
• wastrel,
• wayfare,
• wayfarer,
• wayfaring,
• weary,
• worthless fellow,
• wretch