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vagibond

One who goes from vagina to vagina without calling one his or her own.
Son, before I met your mother behind the truckstop dumpster, I was just a mullet wearing vagibond.
by Scrapinger January 30, 2005
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vagibond

(vag-i-bond) bits of toilet paper that cling to the labia minora after number one.
As I went down on her, my tongue crossed a sour patch of vagibond.
by GibsMcGurk January 7, 2009
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Vagibond

Vagibond ~ When 2 Vagina's are stuck together due to the juices flowing out from the pussy acting like a delicious glue holding them together so you can stick you penis in between them and cum all over like a fountain.
I was reading this doujin and these two chicks totally gave this dude a vagibond.
by TheGai August 24, 2009
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Wanderers

Often homeless
Jesus was a vagabond in his mid thirties and on.
by larstait October 15, 2003
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vagabond

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
by Captain_Pudge April 14, 2005
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vagabondary

Engaging vagabond-esque activities on a regular basis (primarily things that most would consider to fit into the category of 'ridiculous').
Timothy Ferriss (author, "The 4-Hour Workweek") is an expert at vagabondary.
by Andrew Meredith November 19, 2007
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Vagobond

One without clear means of income who is both honest and moving from place to place.

Vago from the Spanish for lazy
Vago from the Italian for not clear
Vago from the French for on the way
Bond meaning a tie, an honest word, or a contract
Bond meaning a debt instrument
Bond meaning something that binds a person or persons to a certain circumstance or line of behavior

Vagobond - one who is both lazy and honorable, without clear motives, constantly moving, probably in debt, and bound to that way of life .
The vagobond only hopped trains when he didn't have money for a ticket.
by R.W. Jackson July 8, 2010
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