/ˈveɪɡrənt/
NOUN
A person who moves from place to place without a fixed destination or permanent residence; a nomad or wanderer.
People who travel or move from one place to another without a settled home or permanent base.
NOUN
A person without settled employment or habitation who may support themselves by begging or other means of subsistence; a tramp or vagabond.
People who lack a permanent home or regular means of support and may depend on begging, temporary shelter, or assistance from others.
NOUN
An animal, typically a bird, that is found outside the geographical area where its species normally occurs.
An animal that appears beyond the usual geographical distribution of its species, often as an unusual or unexpected occurrence.
ADJECTIVE
Moving from place to place, especially without settled employment or habitation; also describing movement that is erratic or unsettled.
Describes a person or way of life characterized by moving from place to place without permanent employment or habitation.
Describes movement or behavior that lacks a definite direction, follows no consistent course, or changes unpredictably.