1. having the characteristics of a vagabond; wandering or roaming without a fixed home or purpose
Usage: informal

Examples

• His vagabondish lifestyle took him from city to city with just a backpack.
• She had a vagabondish spirit that made her restless in any one place.
• The artist’s vagabondish tendencies led him to paint landscapes across the country.
• Their vagabondish existence meant they never stayed anywhere long enough to make lasting friendships.
• He embraced his vagabondish nature and decided to travel the world.
• The novel follows a vagabondish character who drifts from town to town.