Definitions Found:
(Scots) a vagrant
- rinthereout(Scots) a vagrant
- rinthereoutsRINTHEREOUT, (Scots) a vagrant
- scatterling(archaic) a vagrant
- scatterlingsSCATTERLING, (archaic) a vagrant
- bummersA loafer or vagrant
- knockaboutsA tramp or vagrant
- landlopera wanderer, vagrant, or adventurer.
- vagabondto live like a vagrant
- vagabondedVAGABOND, to live like a vagrant
- vagrancythe state of being a vagrant
- clochard(in France) A beggar; a vagrant
- vagabondingVAGABOND, to live like a vagrant
- clochards(in France) A beggar; a vagrant
- vagabondsVAGABOND, to live like a vagrant
- trampyhaving the characteristics of a vagrant
- crustiesCRUSTY, a young vagrant with matted hair
- trampiestTRAMPY, having the characteristics of a vagrant
- vagranciesVAGRANCY, the state of being a vagrant
- vagrancyThe state of living as a vagrant; homelessness
- vagranciesThe state of living as a vagrant; homelessness
- vagrantsVAGRANT, a wanderer, with no apparent means of support
- crustysurly (sullenly rude) / a young vagrant with matted hair
- clocharda vagrant (a wanderer, with no apparent means of support)
- clochardsCLOCHARD, a vagrant (a wanderer, with no apparent means of support)
- beachcomberA vagrant who makes a living by searching beaches for articles of value and selling them
- beachcombersA vagrant who makes a living by searching beaches for articles of value and selling them
- skiddera. person who is moving toward or has reached a less desirable status, condition, etc. b. vagrant who lives on the streets or frequents skid row