rover

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nounnomad

Synonyms for rover

noun nomad

migrant

noun. person who moves to a foreign place

nomad

noun. person who wanders from place to place

nomads

noun. person who wanders from place to place

Word Origin & History

late 14c., "sea-robber, pirate," from Middle Dutch rover "robber, predator, plunderer," especially in zeerovere "pirate," literally "sea-robber," from roven "to rob," from Middle Dutch roof "spoil, plunder," related to Old English reaf "spoil, plunder," reafian "to reave" (see reave (v.)). Meaning "remote-controlled surface vehicle" is from 1970.

Example Sentences for rover

He has always been a rover, often tried to settle down but could not.

"I will venture a rover with you, or try long-butts or hoyles," said old Johnston.

"Lay along, Rover," I muttered, preparing for another snooze.

If he said he was a “Rover,” they claimed to be “Hounds,” and pounded him.

"I'd like to bring one of them down," said the oldest Rover boy.

"I think we Rover boys were more to blame than the others," put in Fred.

Oh, I haven't the least doubt but what Rover and Baxter are guilty!

Are you quite sure you don't want to mention any names, Rover?

"No; I can face the music alone," answered the oldest Rover boy.

"That is false, Glutts, and you know it," retorted the oldest Rover boy.

rover

Synonyms for rover

gadabout

migrant

migrant worker

nomad

nomads

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gadabout

migrant

migrant worker

nomad

nomads

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