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81tramp — v 1. tread or walk heavily, trudge, march, plod, plow, mush; hoof, stump; walk, step, pace, shuffle, stride. 2.Usu. tramp on or upon trample, stamp, stomp, step on, tread on, squash, crush, Dial. squish. 3. hike, trek, traipse, saunter; ramble,… …
82vagabond — adj 1. nomadic, vagrant, Bohemian, gypsy; wandering, roaming, roving, rambling, straying, straggling; moving, ambulant, traveling, peregrinating, journeying; migrating, migrant, migratory, itinerant, peripatetic, drifting, floating, Sl. rolling;… …
83wanderer — n rambler, roamer, rover, strayer, straggler, gadabout; traveler,.wayfarer, voyager, peregri nator; adventurer, landloper, explorer, soldier of fortune, Inf. boomer, cowboy; trekker, hiker, backpacker; excursionist, sight seer, Inf. rubbernecker …
84bum — [n] beggar bindle*, black sheep*, derelict, drifter, floater, gutterpup*, guttersnipe*, hobo, stiff*, tramp, transient, vagabond, vagrant; concepts 412,423 …
85parcel — [n1] container prepared to be sent bindle, bundle, carton, load, pack, package, packet; concept 494 parcel [n2] group, bunch array, band, batch, body, clot, clump, cluster, clutch, collection, company, crew, crowd, gang, lot, pack; concept 432… …
86bin|dle|stiff — «BIHN duhl STIHF», noun. U.S. Slang. = hobo. (Cf. ↑hobo) ╂[American English < bindle] …
