vagrantizing

Verb

vagrantize (third-person singular simple present vagrantizes, present participle vagrantizing, simple past and past participle vagrantized)

1. To wander freely, with no goal.
   • I say, in spite of this, my coming home is always coming to such a welcome, that I vow, always, never to vagrantize from that day forth again.1852, Lewis William Mansfield, edited by William B. Benedict, Up-country Letters, page 126
2. To turn into a vagrant; to deprive of a home.
   • though the proud Cleopatra herself condescended to sue for one night's possession of the barn, old John took a couple of labourers with him, and while his wife was trimming the suppliant queen in her way, he demolished ' the cloud-capt towers and gorgeous palaces,' and turning the whole moveables...1797, Mrs. Agnes Maria Bennett, The Beggar Girl and Her Benefactors - Volume 1, page 33