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VAYGR-uh-nt/ˈveɪɡrənt/

A vagrant (also an adjective) is a person without a settled home who wanders from place to place: a vagrant n, vagrant methods. Homeless (already in the dictionary) is everyday; wandering figures are still a methods hole.

Meaning

A person without a settled home who wanders from place to place (also adjective; from homeless, already in the dictionary).

Examples

• “A vagrant n with no named slice is a methods hole, not “flexibility”.”
• “Homeless is already in this course. Wander is already in this course. Flexibility is a slogan. A named list with a date is methods. Write the frame; then keep the flexibility if the ethics minute still allows the cut.”

Good to know

A person with no settled home. Everyday: homeless (already in the dictionary). Flexibility ≠ a frame.

Near in meaning

wanderer, drifter, itinerant

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