1. a person who wanders from place to place without a home or job
Usage: often implies a carefree or irresponsible lifestyle

1. wandering from place to place; having no fixed home
Usage: literary

Examples

• The old vagabond carried all his possessions in a worn backpack.
• She lived a vagabond lifestyle, traveling from city to city.
• The vagabond musician played guitar on street corners for coins.
• His vagabond spirit made it impossible for him to stay in one place long.
• The novel tells the story of a vagabond searching for meaning.
• They met a friendly vagabond who shared stories of his travels.