tramps
Homeless wanderers afoot
Tramps is the plural of tramp—a person who wanders from place to place without a home or regular work.
The word carries connotations of poverty and vagrancy: Tramps slept under the bridge.
In British slang, tramp is a derogatory term for a promiscuous woman.
To tramp is to walk heavily or trudge: We tramped through the snow for hours.
Migrant homeless wanderers
- vagabondsHomeless itinerant travelers
- driftersAimless travelers, homeless rovers
- nomadsUnsettled, roving people
- wanderersThose who drift aimlessly
itinerants · transients · bums · unhoused · homeless · derelicts · outcasts · panhandlers
hobos
Migrant homeless wanderers
- vagabondsHomeless itinerant travelers
- driftersAimless travelers, homeless rovers
- nomadsUnsettled, roving people
wanderers · itinerants · transients · bums · unhoused · homeless · derelicts · outcasts · panhandlers · beggars
loose
Not firmly secured
tart · strumpet · harlot · jezebel · trollop · wanton · scarlet woman · fallen woman · fast · easy
hikes
Extended walks outdoors
plods · stomps · traipses · tramples · roams · wanders · rambles · strolls · saunters · ambles
- outcastsoutcast, pariah, pariahs, outcasts, outlaws
- slackersslackers, loafers, idlers, idler, layabouts
- povertypoverty line, poor, poverty rate, impoverished, generational poverty
- nomadsnomad, nomadism, Bedouin, wanderer, roaming
- roguesrogue, rogues, scoundrel, scoundrels, rascal
- travelerspassenger, travelers, traveler, tourist, vacationers
trampsresidents
People living somewhere
homeowners · settlers · householders · homebodies · permanent residents
trampsaristocrats
Hereditary ruling class
gentlemen · nobility · elites · pillars of society · gentry
- tramp stampTattoo on lumbar region
- mini trampolineSmall personal bouncing apparatus
- trampoline park
- mini trampSmall personal trampoline
- tramp steamerCargo vessel for hire
- little tramp