One who ‘strikes’ or roams as a vagrant. Cf. German landstreicher vagrant. Obsolete.

A person who roams; a wanderer, rambler.

A person or thing that is wandering, or that has long wandered (in various senses of the verb); one that is of roving habit or nature. Also figurative…

One who turns or spins rapidly round; †one who wanders about (obsolete); a ‘whirling’ dervish.

Chiefly English regional (northern) and Scottish. A wandering beggar; a vagrant; a wanderer, a walker; a pedlar.

? A vagrant. Obsolete. rare.

One who wanders or roves without fixed direction; one who strays from his companions or from the regular route; †a gadabout; †a camp-follower, a…

A wanderer, a traveller, a roamer. Obsolete.

A rover, a wanderer; †a rake (obsolete). Also: (Australian) = bush-ranger, n.

A person who travels from place to place without fixed route or destination, esp. over a wide area; a wanderer, a roamer; a nomad. Also: an animal…

One who shifts about or moves from place to place; a vagabond, wanderer. Applied also to the lower animals.

a hawk which is prone to straying.

(a) ? A shifty person (cf. fleet, v.1 6). (b) A fugitive, deserter.

One who strays or wanders from a place; a vagrant, wanderer. Obsolete.

A wandering or vagabond person; a vagrant. Also transferred. Now archaic.

One who wanders or roams about; a person who leads a wandering life; a rover.

A person who or animal which rambles, in various senses. In later use (chiefly British): a person who walks for pleasure through the countryside…

An erratic person. A vagabond; a wanderer. Obsolete.

A person who wanders about continually or in many directions.