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1. (n.) vagrancy
the state or condition of being a vagrant.
2. vagrancy
the conduct of a vagrant.
3. vagrancy
reverie.
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| Definition of 'vagrancy' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) vagrancy
the state of wandering from place to place; having no permanent home or means of livelihood
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| Definition of 'vagrancy' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) vagrancy
the quality or state of being a vagrant; a wandering without a settled home; an unsettled condition; vagabondism
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Sense: the state of being a vagrant
Vagrancy is a crime in some countries.
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 Afrikaans: leeglê |
 Arabic: تَشَرُّد |
 Bulgarian: скитничество |
 Brazilian: vadiagem |
 Czech: toulání, potulka |
 German: die Landstreicherei |
 Danish: vagabondering |
 Greek: αλητεία |
 Spanish: vagabundería, vagabundeo |
 Estonian: hulkurlus |
 Farsi: ولگردی |
 Finnish: irtolaisuus |
 French: vagabondage |
 Hebrew: נַווָדוּת |
 Hindi: आवारागर्दी |
 Croatian: skitalaštvo |
 Hungarian: csavargás |
 Indonesian: keadaan bergelandangan |
 Icelandic: flækingur, flækingslíf |
 Italian: vagabondaggio, accattonag |
 Japanese: 放浪 |
 Korean: 방랑 (상태) |
 Lithuanian: valkatavimas |
 Latvian: klaidonība |
 Malay: hidup bergelandangan |
 Dutch: landloperij |
 Norwegian: omflakking, løsgjengeri |
 Polish: włóczęgostwo |
 Portuguese: vadiagem |
 Romanian: vagabondaj |
 Russian: бродяжничество |
 Slovak: tuláctvo |
 Slovenian: potepuštvo |
 Serbian: skitnja |
 Swedish: lösdriveri |
 Thai: การระเหระร่อน |
 Turkish: serserilik, avarelik |
 Taiwanese: 流浪，漂泊 |
 Ukrainian: блукання; кочове життя |
 Urdu: خانہ بدوشي، بے کارگي |
 Vietnamese: lối sống lang thang |
 Chinese: 流浪，漂泊 |
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