landloper
61voyager — n cruiser, traveler, pilgrim, wayfarer, peregrinator; rambler, rover, roamer, Wandering Jew; adventurer, landloper, explorer, soldier of fortune, Inf. boomer, cowboy; astronaut, cosmonaut, seaman, sailor, sea captain; bird of passage, migrant,… …
62wanderer — n rambler, roamer, rover, strayer, straggler, gadabout; traveler,.wayfarer, voyager, peregri nator; adventurer, landloper, explorer, soldier of fortune, Inf. boomer, cowboy; trekker, hiker, backpacker; excursionist, sight seer, Inf. rubbernecker …
63wayfarer — n traveler, voyager, journeyer, excursionist, Brit. Inf. tripper, trekker; globe trotter, sightseer, tourist; wanderer, roamer, rover, meanderer, landloper, adventurer; gadabout, gallivanter; nomad, gypsy, Bedouin, Kuchi; walker, hiker, tramper.… …
64ei- — ei English meaning: to go Deutsche Übersetzung: “gehen” Note: extended ei dh , ei gh , i tü and i̯ ü , i̯ ē : i̯ō : i̯ǝ Material: O.Ind. ēmi, ēti, imáḥ, yánti “go”, Av. aēiti, yeinti, O.Pers. aitiy “goes”, themat. Med.… …
65interlope — interloper ► NOUN ▪ a person who interferes in another s affairs; an intruder. DERIVATIVES interlope verb. ORIGIN from INTER (Cf. ↑inter ) + loper as in archaic landloper «vagabond», from Dutch landlooper …
66interloper — ► NOUN ▪ a person who interferes in another s affairs; an intruder. DERIVATIVES interlope verb. ORIGIN from INTER (Cf. ↑inter ) + loper as in archaic landloper «vagabond», from Dutch landlooper …
67interloper — [in′tər lō΄pər] n. [ INTER + loper < landloper, a vagrant < Du < land,LAND + loper, a runner < lopen, to run: see LEAP] 1. Archaic a) an unauthorized trading vessel in areas assigned to monopolies or chartered companies b) any… …
68loafer — ☆ loafer [lōf′ər ] n. 1. [prob. contr. < land loafer < Ger landläufer, a vagabond (akin to Du landlooper, obs. E landloper) < land, LAND + laufen, to run: see LEAP] a person who loafs; lounger; idler 2. [< Loafer, a former trademark]… …
69interloper — n. 1 an intruder. 2 a person who interferes in others affairs, esp. for profit. Derivatives: interlope v.intr. Etymology: INTER + loper as in landloper vagabond f. MDu. landlooper …
70landlouper — noun see landloper …