Vagabond (person)
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A vagabond is a (generally impoverished) itinerant person. Such people may be called tramps, rogues, hobos or schnorrer.
A vagabond is a traveling person that does not have a fixed home or abode. They just roam wherever he or she pleases.
Vagabonds are not bums, as bums are not known for traveling.
Famous vagabonds are mathematician Paul Erdős and educator Tim L. Karr.
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