Vagrants

Police and wildlife officials said two men, whom they described as vagrants, took the shark on the Metromover after failing to sell it at several fish markets... ❋ Unknown (2009)

What some call vagrants, of course, others call simply down-and-out. ❋ Unknown (2010)

But if the labours of the first Mothers were very richly repaid by the pupils in general, it must be owned that their forbearance was often severely tried by some among them, known as the vagrants of the woods. ❋ A Religious Of The Ursuline Community (N/A)

The negroes constitute a scanty remnant, a poor tribe of vagrants, which is lost in the midst of an immense people in full possession of the land; and the presence of the blacks is only marked by the injustice and the hardships of which they are the unhappy victims. ❋ Unknown (1838)

The dogs knew us from frequent visits and were no danger, but the majority of the vagrants were the deinstitutionalized from mental hospitals. ❋ Unknown (2009)

They would be called vagrants in my country - I make this observation to deride my country. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Let me get the first comment straight … you rent office space at the block and then complain about the area and so called vagrants??? ❋ Unknown (2009)

There was no mystery about how the prison labor system worked: whenever a road contractor needed labor, the local constabulary rounded up all the "vagrants" in the area, and vagrants were almost invariably black. ❋ James Killus (2007)

Dix also makes mention of those who are not incarcerated but are "vagrants": "I encountered during the last three months many poor creatures wandering reckless and unprotected through the country" (5). ❋ Unknown (1999)

You know, they were minorities to begin with and secondly they're "vagrants" in a sense. ❋ Unknown (1992)

Most were African men, both leaders and so-called "vagrants". ❋ Unknown (1984)

"Humph! All actors were considered 'vagrants' under the old English law -- in Shakespeare's younger days, for instance," remarked Mr. Hammond. ❋ Alice B. Emerson (N/A)

Some of these labourers were so-called "vagrants", farmers who had secretly left their land or their landlord's land for various reasons, and had shifted to other regions where they did not register and thus did not pay taxes. ❋ Wolfram Eberhard (1949)

Somebody broke into my friend's house late in the night as my friend was [away on] vacation, but camera footage showed she/he only ate some food and slept a few hours before leaving at [5am]. It's probably a [vagrant] and not a thief as this person had no intention of stealing goods. ❋ Manlyboobs (2020)

I feel like a [vagrant]. I was so [fried], i was [just wondering] around like a vagrant. ❋ Vagrant.as (2012)

My roomate is a Vagrant he [sleeps] [all day] and does not contribute ❋ Gopalji (2005)

Person 1 - "Hey, I think I'm going to move to Africa and become a [Safari] [Guide]" Person 2 - "Wow, you are such a [vagrant]!" ❋ Madaraka (2019)

I saw a [vagrant] wandering in to [city hall]. Your being just as anooying as a vagrant! I saw you digging through the trash yesterday, what are you a vagrant? Hay you know that girl that kinda has a mustache? yeah, why? Shes wearing a really [short skirt] today. Soooo? It kinda makes her look like a [Vagrant]. ❋ Up The Hole In Your Ass (2010)

During a death match game in [Perfect Dark] Dustin: Haha I just picked up the [N-Bomb]! Nick: Hell no! You better not vagrant me! Nick is hit by the N-Bomb Dustin: You just got [vagranted] bitch!! ❋ ManotornsPrim (2014)

"That [masquerade] was [really] [vagrant]!" ❋ Evildix (2004)

"dude, where's [John]?" "he's not [home], he's [vagrant] tonight" ❋ Buddhaman (2005)

'Mummy, why is [that man] [throwing up] in [the gutter]?' 'Leave him, his a dirty vagrant!' ❋ The_President (2004)

[Jamie] [Unwin] is a [vagrant] ❋ Kris Hughes (2003)