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Traditional English :: vagabond
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vagaious - n., adj., & v. --n. 1 a wanderer or vagrant, esp. an idle one.
2 colloq. a scamp or rascal. --adj. having no fixed habitation; wandering. --v.intr. wander about as a vagabond. vagabondage n. [ME f. OF vagabond or L vagabundus f. vagari wander] |
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Traditional English :: vagal
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Traditional English :: vagary
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vagaious - n. (pl. -ies) a caprice; an eccentric idea or act (the vagaries of Fortune). vagarious adj. [L vagari wander] |
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Traditional English :: vagabond
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vagaious - n., adj., & v. --n. 1 a wanderer or vagrant, esp. an idle one.
2 colloq. a scamp or rascal. --adj. having no fixed habitation; wandering. --v.intr. wander about as a vagabond. vagabondage n. [ME f. OF vagabond or L vagabundus f. vagari wander] |
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Traditional English :: vagal
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Traditional English :: vagary
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vagaious - n. (pl. -ies) a caprice; an eccentric idea or act (the vagaries of Fortune). vagarious adj. [L vagari wander] |
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