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| vag·a·bond [ vággə bònd ] |
noun (plural vag·a·bonds) |
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1. homeless wanderer: a wanderer who has no permanent place to live
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2. beggar: a beggar for food or money
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adjective |
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1. of vagabonds: relating to or characteristic of a vagabond
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2. unpredictable: wayward or capricious by nature
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intransitive verb (past and past participle vag·a·bond·ed, present participle vag·a·bond·ing, 3rd person present singular vag·a·bonds) |
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be vagabond: to wander from place to place
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| [15th century. Via French< Latin vagabundus< vagari "wander"] |
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  vag·a·bond·age noun |
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