Converse of object

• stroll: Eccles: Fine. { sings ] " I'm just a strolling vagabond... " [ Pause ] Fx: Door opens.

Adjective modifier

• idle: If I were not naturally a lazy, idle, good-for-nothing vagabond, I could make it pay me $ 20,000 a year.

• poor: Adolphus Spriggs: [ singing ] I'm only a poor little vagabond... Fx: Gunshot Seagoon: Got ' im!

• little: Adolphus Spriggs: [ singing ] I'm only a poor little vagabond... Fx: Gunshot Seagoon: Got ' im!

• old: The New Vagabonds are old vagabonds ( undergoing the old sort of reform ).

Modifies a noun

• life: The Lycosa shares the Cricket's views: like him, she finds a thousand pleasures in the vagabond life.

• existence: They too led a vagabond existence, renouncing home, families and possessions.

• actor: In fact a law of 1547 debarred " vagabond actors " from the City.

• child: Here is no dwelling of man, and scarce any passage, or at most of vagabond children running at their play.