Wandering about without proper means of livelihood; living in vagrancy or idle vagabondage; of or belonging to the class of vagrants or itinerant…

That loiters or idles; in early use, that leads a vagabond life.

that roams the streets, or walks along the road.

That wanders, lives, or behaves like a rogue. Also figurative.

Relating to or characteristic of a rogue; disreputable. Formerly also: †relating to or characteristic of a tramp or vagrant (obsolete).

Roaming, wandering; vagabondish.

Of or pertaining to, characteristic or distinctive of, a homeless wanderer.

Characterized by roaming or wandering; vagabondish.

Wandering, roving, vagabond. Also figurative.

Vagrant, vagabond, wandering.

vagabond (cf. land-leaper, n.).

= vagabondical, adj.

? Vagrant, vagabond. Obsolete. rare.

Chiefly English regional (northern) and Scottish. Vagabond, vagrant; wandering.

Vagabond, vagrant.

Scottish. Usually in form gaun. Vagrant; habitually moving about from place to place, esp. as a tramp or itinerant pedlar. Esp. in going body, goin…

wandering, vagabond.

That vagabondizes; vagabond.

Of or relating to such people; (also in later use) squalid, disreputable, vulgar.

Designating or relating to a beachcomber; engaged in beachcombing.

That has escaped, deserted, or run away; wandering, roving. Also as a general term of contempt.

Vagrant, habitually moving about from place to place, esp. living as a tramp or itinerant pedlar (now chiefly historical). Esp. in going-about body…

Of or relating to vagrants or loafers; resembling or suggestive of a bum (bum, n.6 3a); scruffy, unkempt.