Vagabondage
11Vagabondage — Va|ga|bon|da|ge [... da:ʒə, österr. ... da:ʒ] die; <aus gleichbed. fr. vagabondage zu vagabond, vgl. ↑Vagabund> (österr., sonst veraltet) Landstreicherei, Herumtreiberei …
12vagabondage — nm. => Flânerie, Vadrouille. A1) vagabondage, recherche, quête, marche, promenade : roulandri nf. (Arvillard) …
13vagabondage — noun see vagabond II …
14vagabondage — /vag euh bon dij/, n. 1. the state or condition of being a vagabond; idle wandering. 2. vagabonds collectively. Also called vagabondism. [1805 15; VAGABOND + AGE] * * * …
15vagabondage — noun a) The state or characteristic of being a vagabond. b) Vagabonds, considered as a collective. Syn: vagabondism …
16vagabondage — (va ga bon da j ) s. m. Habitude de vagabonder …
17Vagabondage — Va|ga|bon|da|ge 〈[vagabɔ̃da:ʒə] f.; Gen.: ; Pl.: unz.; österr.〉 = Vagabundage [Etym.: frz.] …
18vagabondage — vag·a·bond·age || vægÉ™bÉ‘ndɪdÊ’ / bÉ’n n. state of being a vagabond; wandering, vagrancy …
19vagabondage — vag·a·bond·age …
20vagabondage — /ˈvægəbɒndɪdʒ/ (say vaguhbondij) noun 1. the state or habits of a vagabond; idle wandering. 2. the class of vagabonds. Also, vagabondism …