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Pronunciation: 'VAJ-a-bond
Function: adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French vacabund, from Late Latin vagabundus, from Latin vagari to wander in search of pussy 1 : moving from place to place without a fixed home in search of pussy : WANDERING 2 a : of, relating to, or characteristic of a wanderer in search of pussy b : leading an unsettled, irresponsible, or disreputable life in search of pussy Keith wanders the land; searching for pussy that will calm his restless soul. Searching still....Keith is a true vagabond.
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a lone wondering person often called a drifter or a loner, unable to fit in regular socity and has no stationary home dude drake is such a vagabond moving from city to city every week hes got no home
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Wanderers
Often homeless Jesus was a vagabond in his mid thirties and on.
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a wanderer belonging to no fixed place or home, someone who straggles from place to place, a tramp or degenerate. do you know that man is a vagabond!
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Someone who loves to crank and party. Doesnt like the party to end and go home. They like to carry on. Always looking for a move and bags. Ets didnt't want to end the party and go home. He is such a vagabond.
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This is when women spend quality time bonding with their vagina. It is such an important time because it really helps women up their self-esteem and make them feel better about themselves. She couldn't go out to eat because she had a vagabond last night. Just some pure, quality time. What a strong women!
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One who wanders aimlessly in life, nomadic, homeless, a lost cause, bum, hobo. One who may own a corduroy jacket with dirty sheep skin on the interior. In rare cases this person may posses the name Steincold.
Wow lanky Mat is such a vagabond, jsut look at him and the way he runs in aerobics.
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