Definition of «vagabond»

A vagabond is a person who wanders from place to place without a permanent home or job, often living a nomadic lifestyle and traveling from one temporary job, destination, or shelter to another. The term can also refer to someone who leads an unsettled, irresponsible, or disorderly life.

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The lonely vagabond wandered from town to town, seeking adventure and sleeping under the stars.
The old man shared stories of his days as a vagabond, traveling the world with nothing but a backpack and a sense of wanderlust.
The artist found inspiration in the vagabond lifestyle, constantly on the move and exploring new places to spark creativity.
The homeless man was often seen as a vagabond, with torn clothes and a weathered face, begging for food and shelter.
The novel followed the journey of a young vagabond, who left behind a life of comfort to discover the true meaning of freedom and happiness on the road.

Sentences with «vagabond»

But we are sort of vagabonds in the sense that people from small countries always travel. (indiewire.com)
With seven years of traveling under his hat, he shares his perspective on his site, The Expert Vagabond on a weekly basis. (americantravelblogger.com)
Hawaiian quilts (in the main house) and contemporary bed coverings (in Vagabond House rooms) in the design of each room's flower, add to the singularity of each room. (mauiinn.com)
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Definition of «vagabond»

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