= wayfarer, n. In Middle English also: wayfaring people collectively.

A traveller by road; a wanderer; a pilgrim; a vagrant.

A traveller, a wayfarer; (also) an itinerant. Also figurative (in spiritual contexts): = pilgrim, n. 3.

= wayfarer, n. Cf. wayfere, n.

A wayfarer, traveller; spec. a travelling pedlar or merchant. (In quot. 1570 applied to Death personified.) Obsolete exc. Historical.

A traveller by road, esp. one who goes on foot.

A person who passes or travels through, a wayfarer.

A person who uses roads; a traveller. Formerly also: a driver of a horse-drawn carriage, a coachman. Now rare.

a person who travels by road.

a person who travels along a path.

A person whose occupation involves or centres around travelling; (also) a tramp or vagrant.