itinerant

an itinerant judge; itinerant labor.

they are itinerant traders out to make a fast buck.

The result of calculation with antiferromagnetics shows that the compound has the minus magnetic moment because of itinerant electron magnetism.

Baldassarre says bird-watchers have long suspected that phainopeplas are itinerant breeders.

But what becomes of these itinerant intestinal interlopers?

That is a big hurdle for poor farmers and itinerant workers, especially women, many of them illiterate.

A group of itinerant teachers and philosophers from the Greek colonies flocked to Athens.

Police are wary of itinerants who cannot be traced to a recognized camp boundary or to four walls.

This is especially important for itinerant vendors–the ones who sell their products in carts, trucks, or on foot.

In Jesus' time it was a gathering place for itinerant religious ascetics and herders of the desert.

The third was self-preparation for a vocation which alone seemed likely to satisfy his cravings—that of an itinerant preacher of the eleventh commandment.

I would like to think of myself as a global soul, as a world citizen, a nomad and an itinerant storyteller.

A former carpenter and itinerant preacher delivers a tender speech, which has since become known as the Sermon on the Mount.