- - Kind of spider commonly found near train tracks
- - Drifter who might ride in a boxcar
- - train-hopper of yore
- - freight car passenger
- - Freight car hopper, stereotypically
- - Ticketless rail rider
- - Rod-rider
- - Person who rides the rails
- - One who rides the rails
- - Nonpaying train rider, stereotypically
- - Freight car hopper, perhaps
- - Train rider
- - Train hopper
- - Stereotypical rail rider
- - Stereotypical freight-train hopper
- - Rider of the rods
- - Rider of the rails
- - Nonpaying train rider, perhaps
- - Nonpaying train rider
- - Nonpaying train passenger
- - Nonpaying rail rider
- - Great Depression rail rider
- - Freight hopper, stereotypically
- - Freeloading rail rider
- - Dust Bowl rail rider
- - Drifter who rides the rails
- - Drifter who rides on freight trains
- - Drifter who might ride on freight trains
- - Depression-era freight-hopper
- - Boxcar rider, maybe
- - ...... bag (slouchy style of purse named after a drifter who rides the rails)
- - Freight hopper
- - Freight train rider
- - ...... spider, creature named for its presence around train tracks
- - Boxcar rider
- - Freight-car rider
- - Freeloading rail rider in stereotypes
- - Stereotypical train hopper
- - Wandering rail rider
- - Freight-car hopper
- - Freight-hopping migrant
- - Boxcar rider of yore
- - Depression-era rail rider
- - Stereotypical boxcar rider
- - Freight-hopping fellow
- - Rail rider
- - Ticketless train rider
- - Nonpaying train passenger, in stereotypes
- - Stereotypical freight hopper
- - Freight car hopper of old
- - Freight train hopper
- - Vagrant has nothing to put on top of cooker
- - American word for a tramp or vagrant
- - US TV channel covers old vagrant
- - Derelict old boy I see turning up
- - Old-school vagrant
- - Broadcaster pinching old American's bum
- - a homeless and usually penniless vagabond
- - — bag (large shoulder purse)
- - ... bag (slouchy style of purse named after a vagabond)
- - Dosser who bought houses
- - depression-era wanderer
- - Tramp's house with bad smell
- - Boxcar sleeper
- - Vagrant brought in who boozes
- - Rolling Stone who bought sandwiches
- - Word for a homeless person which rhymes with "Lobo"
- - American drifter
- - Who boarded the tramp in it?
- - American wanderer
- - "King of the road" wanderer
- - ... bag (type of purse)
- - Vagabond or vagrant
- - Railroad hitchhiker
- - "grapes of wrath" vagabond
- - Homeless drifter (rhymes with "Lobo")
- - He has shares in a houseboat, but no fixed address
- - ... bag (slouchy purse)
- - Type of bag or spider
- - large shoulder bag
- - Bindle stiff
- - Jobless wanderer
- - Tracks traveler
- - Boxcar Willie dressed as one
- - Traveling tramp
- - Penniless traveler
- - American tramp
- - Wandering soul
- - Sundowner
- - One of Skelton's personas
- - Homeless vagabond
- - Depression-era figure
- - Weary Willie, e.g.
- - Wandering stewbum
- - Traveler sans tickets
- - Transient who travels by rail
- - Tramp (US)
- - Trainyard vagabond
- - To whom a horizontal zigzag meant "barking dog"
- - To whom "bullets" are beans
- - The Littlest........(famous Canadian dog)
- - Stereotypical skid row denizen
- - Skid row frequenter
- - Skelton persona
- - Rail-riding drifter
- - Person called a "swagman" in Australia
- - Peripatetic worker.
- - Oldtime hippie
- - Old-fashioned camp resident
- - Odd jobs doer
- - Nomad of a sort
- - National ...... Convention (annual Britt, Iowa event)
- - Knight, road version
- - Homeless American
- - He's a bum
- - Handbag brand with a bindle-toting icon
- - Great Depression itinerant
- - Great Depression figure
- - Down Under swagman, in the States
- - Ding-donger
- - Depression-era traveler
- - Character often seen in a rail yard
- - Boxcar-riding vagabond
- - Boxcar Willie, for one
- - Boxcar occupant
- - Boxcar inhabitant
- - Box-car passenger
- - Bindlestiff, e.g.
- - American vagrant
- - A road's scholar?
- - "I Am a Lonesome ......" (Dylan song)
- - ...... chic (fashion trend that includes fingerless gloves)
- - Bindlestiff
- - Peripatetic person
- - Weary Willie.
- - Man of the road
- - Handout seeker
- - Penniless person
- - Skelton character
- - Chaplin persona
- - Freddie the Freeloader, e.g
- - Roads scholar?
- - Drifting type
- - "The Grapes of Wrath" figure
- - Dust Bowl figure
- - Transient
- - Footloose fellow
- - One who's left holding the bag
- - Wanderer
- - Rolling stone
- - Handbag style
- - Word before 'bag' or 'spider'
- - ...... bag (fashion accessory)
- - Handbag type
- - "Knight of the road"
- - "King of the road"
- - Wandering sort
- - Wandering worker
- - Impoverished traveler
- - US vagrant
- - Railroad car stowaway
- - Some macho bohemian produced Drifter
- - Mulligan stew maker
- - Boxcar passenger
- - Stereotypical boxcar hopper
- - Boxcar hopper
- - So-called 'king of the road'
- - Vagrant in the US
- - Characters hiding in Idaho boarding with drifter
- - Vagrant coming in who boozes
- - Itinerant person (informal)
- - "Grapes of Wrath" figure
- - Drifter
- - Red Skelton persona
- - Migrant worker of sorts
- - Stereotypical stew eater
- - Vagrant, tramp
- - Drifting sort
- - Depression-era itinerant
- - Tramp who borrows houses
- - "Grapes of Wrath" character
- - 'The Vanishing American ......' (essay in Jack Kerouac's book 'Lonesome Traveler')
- - Boxcar Willie's persona
- - Bum relative?
- - Depression figure
- - Bindle bearer
- - Vagrant joins fireside circle
- - Migratory worker
- - Transient with a bindle
- - Characters hiding in Idaho bordering with drifter
- - Rail-riding wanderer
- - Traveler in boxcars
- - Bindle carrier
- - Rambler of old
- - US tramp
- - Bum kin
- - Rover on the rails
- - "Of Mice and Men" character
- - Rustic old tramp
- - Down-on-his-luck wanderer
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