Having no home or permanent abode; spec. (of a person) having no home, shelter, or place of refuge owing to poverty or destitution; living on the…

Destitute of shelter, houseless, homeless.

Without a place to dwell or shelter in. Obsolete.

Of a person: not owning or living in a house or other property; having no permanent shelter or place of refuge. Now frequently coupled with homeless.

Having no fixed place or abode; homeless. Also figurative. rare before late 19th cent.

A paved road or path, a pavement; (in later use) esp. one constructed of small paving stones or cobbles. Also: the stones forming such a surface.

Having no shelter or refuge.

Lacking room or space; strait, confined. rare.

(also absol.)

Not provided with, not lodged in, a house; homeless.

That is not lodged (in various senses); spec. (of a crop) not flattened (esp. by wind or rain); cf. lodge, v. 5.

Without a bed, unprovided with a bed.

A paved footpath alongside a street, road, etc., usually slightly raised above the level of the road surface.

Of a person, etc.: not sheltered by a roof; (also) homeless.

on the streets: turned out of doors, homeless.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2 and un-, prefix2 affix 2.)

without a dwelling; possessing or containing no dwelling.

without a homestead.