gangrel
noun
gang·rel ˈgaŋ-(ə-)rəl 
plural gangrels
Scotland
: vagrant
Wholly a gangrel, he neither worked nor wanted …
D. C. Thomson
D. C. Thomson
Word History
Etymology
Middle English (north) & early Scots gangrel, gangerall, probably from gang gang entry 3 + -rel, noun suffix with diminutive or pejorative force (borrowed from Old French -erel, expansion of -el, diminutive suffix, going back to Latin -ellus)
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above