vacabond
/ˈvækəbɒnd, -bɒnd/Definitions
1. noun
a person who lives from place to place, typically without a fixed home or regular means of support.
“The young artist became a vagabond, traveling the world and selling his paintings on street corners.”
2. adjective
lacking a fixed home or regular means of support; wandering from place to place.
“As a vagabond writer, she traveled the country, collecting stories and experiences for her next novel.”