Vágabond. n.s. [from the adj.]

1. A vagrant; a wanderer, commonly, in a sense of reproach.

   We call those people wanderers and vagabonds, that have no dwelling-place. Raleigh's Hist. of the World.

   Reduced, like Hannibal, to seek relief
   From court to court, and wander up and down
   A vagabond in Afric. Addison's Cato.

2. One that wanders illegally, without a settled habitation.

   Vagabond is a person without a home. Watts.