Itinerant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ITINERANT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• someone who travels from place to place, esp. a judge
• a person who travels from place to place.
• a laborer who moves from place to place as demanded by employment
• itinerant worker or other person
ADJECTIVE:
• travelling
• travelling from place to place
• Passing or traveling about a country; going or preaching on a circuit; wandering; not settled; as, an itinerant preacher; an itinerant peddler.
• One who travels from place to place, particularly a preacher; one who is unsettled.
• traveling from place to place to work
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• traveling from place to place; covering a circuit

Words related to ITINERANT

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Words that contain ITINERANT

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How to use ITINERANT in a sentence

• When this is over, they all kneel, and the Itinerant prays extempore.
• But I shall be called an itinerant preacher myself if I pursue this theme.
• There were several things to be considered and carefully weighed and determined before entering upon a work of such grave responsibilities as the Itinerant ministry.
• Full of incident, and fragrant with blessing, they form a bright link in the chain of our itinerant life.
• For many years this residence was the home of Itinerant Preachers and the nucleus of Christian society in that region.
• Brother Cooper is a good specimen of the Itinerant Preacher.
• No sooner were they outside the place, however, than an itinerant toy-seller with a paper helmet on his head set them splitting with laughter.
• Before they came to live in the other part, she had taken a dozen lessons of an itinerant drawing-master.
• At this time he is said to have established the English laws in that kingdom, and to have appointed itinerant justices.
• Walker, son to the itinerant Eidouranian philosopher.
• They knew from experience the way of the itinerant buyer.
• They were the favourites of the Poet of Nature, who takes every opportunity to introduce them into the mouths of his clown, his fool, and his itinerant Autolycus.
• The period of the circus, the political speech, and the itinerant show had not yet come.
• The itinerant temper of your court will, I think, render one of these useful to you.
• It was the custom for these itinerant ministers to give free rein to their horses and read as they rode the mountain-paths, stopping for a prayer at every home they reached.
• An illuminating report, submitted by one of the most capable and trusted itinerant teachers of the Cause in Persia, has lately reached the Holy Land.
• Therefore your Assembly should encourage itinerant teachers or teaching trips by any of the friends who are able to offer a certain amount of time to such activities.
• After wandering over a wide district as a pedlar, flute-player, and itinerant poet, he resumed his original occupation of weaving in Kinross.
• The population of Gophertown was of an itinerant order.
• He practiced speaking by imitating the itinerant preacher and by telling stories to any who would give him an audience.
• The third point in our definition was that the movement was to be organized on a basis of itinerant teachers.
• Tomotada shaved his head, took the Buddhist vows, and became an itinerant priest.
• Here, too, was a miniature fair, the path being lined by itinerant temptations.
• To them, it was plain that they must have sprung from a life of a much more settled and secluded cast than that of an itinerant Italian musical professor.
• Much of his work consisted of itinerant trips during which he visited the various mission stations under his charge.
• An itinerant theatrical company gave two or three performances in Millburg last winter, and in a very creditable fashion, too.
• It is a notorious fact that itinerant circus companies pay very poorly, and that the man who does not get his money from them in advance is not very likely to get it at all.
• Therefore let no man be an itinerant mendicant, and he will not be beset with pain.
• That is not to say that Nathaniel has been without any contrived sense of destination and purpose in all these months of itinerant wandering.
• The lecturer, on that occasion, was an itinerant preacher of the Methodist persuasion.

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