Wayfarer (noun)
way-fair-er
A traveller, especially on foot.
First recorded in 1400–50, wayfarer is from the late Middle English word weyfarere. See way , fare, -er
Example sentences
“He dreamed of being a wayfarer, the lifestyle called him like the beating of a drum.”
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