traveler
Roget category 268
2. Words relating to space› 2.4. Motion
›› 2.4.1. Motion in general
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Traveler
noun
traveler,
wayfarer,
voyager,
itinerant,
passenger,
commuter.
tourist,
excursionist,
explorer,
adventurer,
mountaineer,
hiker,
backpacker,
Alpine Club —
peregrinator†,
wanderer,
rover,
straggler,
rambler —
bird of passage —
gadabout,
gadling† —
vagrant,
scatterling†,
landloper†,
waifs and estrays†,
wastrel,
foundling —
loafer —
tramp,
tramper —
vagabond,
nomad,
Bohemian,
gypsy,
Arab†,
Wandering Jew,
Hadji,
pilgrim,
palmer —
peripatetic —
somnambulist,
emigrant,
fugitive,
refugee —
beach comber,
booly† —
globegirdler†,
globetrotter —
vagrant,
hobo [U.S.],
night walker,
sleep walker —
noctambulist,
runabout,
straphanger,
swagman,
swagsman [Austral.] —
trecker†,
trekker,
zingano†,
zingaro†.
runner,
courier —
Mercury,
Iris,
Ariel†,
comet.
pedestrian,
walker,
foot passenger —
cyclist —
wheelman.
rider,
horseman,
equestrian,
cavalier,
jockey,
roughrider,
trainer,
breaker.
driver,
coachman,
whip,
Jehu,
charioteer,
postilion,
postboy†,
carter,
wagoner,
drayman† —
cabman,
cabdriver —
voiturier†,
vetturino†,
condottiere† —
engine driver —
stoker,
fireman,
guard —
chauffeur,
conductor,
engineer,
gharry-wallah†,
gari-wala†,
hackman,
syce†,
truckman†.
phrase
on the road
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