vagrant

Possessives

• block: A vagrants ' block lay along the roadside at the west, with a piggery situated to the south.
• cell: There was an entrance block with vagrants ' cells toward the road at the east of the site.
• accommodation: Part of the entrance block was used for vagrants ' accommodation with a characteristic row of cell windows at the rear.

Converse of object

• include: Absolutely anything is possible here, including vagrants from the Caribbean and Bahamas, and whatever migrants are there will give wonderful views.
• become: They have become vagrants, deprived of all status.
• relieve: Mr Fane drew attention to the fact that the vagrants relieved during the last fortnight were 138, as against 79 last year.
• know: I also found two island rarities and managed to catch up with all the known vagrants present on the island.

Adjective modifier

• rare: The westerly Atlantic gales which assist rare North American vagrants to England now were also blowing in the Anglo-Saxon centuries.
• other: Like other vagrants, this species is most likely to occur in autumn or winter.
• eastern: The sun frequently shone during the two weeks and the birds were a mixture of western, southern and eastern vagrants.
• American: The westerly Atlantic gales which assist rare North American vagrants to England now were also blowing in the Anglo-Saxon centuries.
• female: Skipton former female vagrants ' ward, 2000. © Peter Higginbotham.
• few: Nicely illustrated with over 3000 drawings on 142 color plates which cover all the species described apart from a few vagrants.

Modifies a noun

• ward: In 1878, vagrant wards were added at each end of the front of the building's frontage.
• species: I was surprised to find that it is possible for a vagrant species to be included in the list.
• specie: In addition a number of vagrant species have ben recorded over the years.
• bird: This vagrant bird has been reported on six occasions from Sussex during the 1980's.
• visitor: There are more native species of bat in the UK -- 16 breeding and several vagrant visitors -- than any other group of mammals.
• wader: It is also a good site for vagrant waders ( including, in recent years, Terek Sandpiper and Pectoral Sandpiper ).