Thesaurus / most vagrant
other words for most vagrant
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- ambiguous
- ancillary
- circuitous
- implied
- incidental
- oblique
- tortuous
- collateral
- circular
- circumlocutory
- complicated
- contingent
- crooked
- devious
- discursive
- duplicitous
- erratic
- eventual
- long
- long way home
- long-drawn-out
- long-winded
- meandering
- obscure
- out-of-the-way
- periphrastic
- rambling
- secondary
- serpentine
- sidelong
- sinister
- sinuous
- snaking
- sneaking
- sneaky
- subsidiary
- twisting
- underhand
- vagrant
- wandering
- winding
- zigzag
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Yet the word vagrant is a misnomer in this city, where economy has reached a finesse that is marvelous.
THE REAL LATIN QUARTERF. BERKELEY SMITH
For the first time Bud had a vagrant suspicion that Foster had not told quite all there was to tell about this trip.
CABIN FEVERB. M. BOWER
Orders were issued to the boards of management of the newly created vagrant districts, telling them that they need not meet.
ENGLISH POOR LAW POLICYSIDNEY WEBB
Yet even for the professional vagrant the promiscuous London casual ward of 1864 was not to be extended.
ENGLISH POOR LAW POLICYSIDNEY WEBB
Says one of the characters, referring to the importunities of a tipsy vagrant, “Give him half-a-crown!”
A CURSORY HISTORY OF SWEARINGJULIAN SHARMAN
"Papa and myself, having no vagrant propensities, will go to our own church," answered the latter.
ALONEMARION HARLAND
He had been down into the bottom-most pit of hell, and the sights that he had seen there had withered him up.
LOVE'S PILGRIMAGEUPTON SINCLAIR
I'm ordered off for a vagrant if I warm myself in the depots, and I don't suppose the city o' Boston'll let me stay here long.
All persons able to labor, who shall beg or be vagrant, shall be whipped and sent to the place of their birth.
LANDHOLDING IN ENGLANDJOSEPH FISHER
These Maruts stir up even the sluggard, even the vagrant, as the gods pleased.
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