- vagrom
- adjective Etymology: by alteration Date: 1599 vagrant
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
vagrom
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vagrom — [vā′grəm] adj. archaic var. of VAGRANT … English World dictionary
vagrom — ˈvägrəm adjective Etymology: by alteration : vagrant a vagrom … thought ran through my head H.L.Mencken … Useful english dictionary
vagrom — /vay greuhm/, adj. Archaic. vagrant. [1590 1600; var. of VAGRANT] * * * … Universalium
vagrom — va·grom … English syllables
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