vagabond

The vagabonds were banished from the train station.

vagabonds meandering through life.See Synonyms at wander

The vagabond wandered from town to town, never staying in one place for long.

She felt a sense of freedom living the life of a vagabond, with no responsibilities tying her down.

The old man shared stories of his adventures as a vagabond in his youth.

The vagabond musician played his guitar on street corners for spare change.

Despite his rough appearance, the vagabond had a kind heart and helped those in need.

The vagabond lifestyle appealed to her sense of adventure and desire for new experiences.

He adopted a vagabond lifestyle after quitting his job and traveling the world.

The vagabond's backpack was filled with all his worldly possessions.

She admired the vagabond's carefree attitude towards life and lack of material possessions.

The vagabond's eyes held a hint of sadness, hinting at a past full of hardships.

Go on, you drunken vagabond, said the face.

But Dick moved not a step. Dick! you vagabond! get up.

The ocean sunfish is a vagabond who doesn't mind a few horse mackerel tagging along for company.

“I might easily have been… a little robber or a little vagabond.”

I deserve it! Yes, I deserve it! I have been nothing but a truant and a vagabond.

You're not a vagabond on the street.

It's like being a vagabond and traveling everywhere.

John was a vagabond and had many vagaries.

You know my vagabond and restless habits.

You don't walk around doing your hand like a punk. You're not a vagabond on the street.