vagabondish
- a word derived from vagabond.
Example Sentences
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And the guests plying between the source of supply and the breakfast-table proper created a vagabondish camping-out air of geniality that did much to dispel the natural stiffness of the morning intercourse.
From The Parts Men Play by Baxter, Arthur Beverley
And so Maurice went on leading an idle, vagabondish sort of life, in a state of constant feverish agitation.
From The Downfall by Robins, E. P.
Kirkwood got out, not without a qualm of regret at leaving the compartment; therein, at least, they had some title to consideration, by virtue of their tickets; now they were utterly vagabondish, penniless adventurers.
From The Black Bag by Vance, Louis Joseph
Tethered out upon the vagabondish grass was—not one motor-car, but three!
From Blue Aloes Stories of South Africa by Stockley, Cynthia
It was the third or fourth day of such a vagabondish journey that found them at nightfall approaching a beech wood.
From Memories of a Musical Life by Mason, William
