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Often used in the same context:
drunks,
derelicts,
vagrants,
wanderers,
winos,
doss house,
sly grog,
doggers,
gipsies,
louts,
vagabonds,
druggies,
squatters,
tramps,
locals,
transients,
lodgers,
backpackers,
spongers,
drunkards,
hoboes,
neds,
inebriates,
beggars,
undesirables,
drifters,
bohemians,
glaswegians,
dwellers,
caravans,
travellers,
yobbo,
aborigines,
bounders,
lowlifes,
vagrancy,
migrants,
workshy,
hippies,
glue sniffing,
weirdos,
sojourners,
doss,
flophouses,
loiterers,
pedlars,
wowsers,
nomads,
rotters,
grog,
eccentrics,
footpaths,
rustics,
mendicants,
landladies,
homeless,
hellbound,
trippers,
tenters,
parkers,
hostel,
ferrymen,
vicarages,
pigsties,
drovers,
blokes,
frequenters,
amblers,
uncleanliness,
alice springs,
troublemakers,
removalist,
riffraff,
runaways,
naturists,
carpetbaggers,
alcoholics,
poorhouses,
aristos,
bogan,
grotty,
celibates,
denizens,
cockneys,
chiselers,
pickpockets,
hustlers,
rastas,
westie,
barflies,
encampments,
prostitutes,
idlers,
lairds,
bunyip,
romanticisation,
congregate,
shopfront,
lowlanders,
bedouins,
hooverville,
missionaries,
evangelists,
methodists,
pioneers,
baptists,
preachers,
adventurers,
prospectors,
settlers,
storytellers,
trappers,
travelers,
abolitionists,
artisans,
artists,
cartoonists,
emigrants,
evangelicals,
followers
Also try:
— Adjectives for itinerants:
other,
early,
many,
such,
young,
american,
irish,
few,
most,
wesleyan,
english,
more...
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