vagrancy
21vagrancy — va|gran|cy [ veıgrənsi ] noun uncount the crime of living on the street and asking people for money …
22vagrancy — va·gran·cy || veɪgrÉ™nsɪ n. condition of having no permanent home, state of wandering and having no occupation …
23vagrancy — n. Roving, wandering …
24vagrancy — noun (U) the criminal offence of living on the street and begging from people …
25vagrancy — n nomadism, peripateticism, vagabondism, Bohemianism, hoboism; itinerancy, wandering, roaming, roving, rambling, wayfaring, drifting, gallivanting, gadding, Dial. traipsing, Australian. swag ging, Sl. bumming …
26vagrancy — va·gran·cy …
27vagrancy — UK [ˈveɪɡrənsɪ] / US noun [uncountable] legal the crime of living on the street and asking people for money …
28vagrancy — va•gran•cy [[t]ˈveɪ grən si[/t]] n. pl. cies 1) the state or condition of being a vagrant 2) the conduct of a vagrant 3) reverie …
29vagrancy — /ˈveɪgrənsi/ (say vaygruhnsee) noun (plural vagrancies) 1. the state or condition of being a vagrant. 2. the conduct of a vagrant. 3. mental wandering; digression in thought. {vagr(ant) + ancy} …
30vagrancy — At common law, the wandering or going about from place to place by an idle person without lawful visible means of support, subsisting on charity, and refraining from working for a living, although able to work. 55 Am J1st Vag § 1. In most of the… …