Vagrancy is valid Scrabble Word

Is vagrancy a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for VAGRANCY in dictionary:

NOUN:

the state of being a vagrant
the state of living as a vagrant; homelessness
state or condition of being a vagrant
The quality or state of being a vagrant; a wandering without a settled home; an unsettled condition; vagabondism.
the state of wandering from place to place; having no permanent home or means of livelihood

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How to use VAGRANCY in a sentence

After a year of vagrancy and starvation he was found by his family and allowed to go to Oxford, where his career was marked by the most brilliant and erratic scholarship.
To this species of vagrancy, however, Gosson did not refer.
Some of these writers have aimed to exaggerate the vagrancy of the blacks to justify the radical procedure of the whites in dealing with it.
History shows that such vagrancy has always followed the immediate emancipation of a large number of slaves.
In this respect the South did itself a great injury, for many of the provisions of the black codes, especially the vagrancy laws, were unnecessary.
There was vagrancy in the smile of his singularly sensitive mouth and vagrancy in the relaxed way that he rode.
And even there they were frustrated, for stringent vagrancy laws were passed and rigidly enforced.
Arriving there, he was arrested on a charge of vagrancy.
And it was in quest of such vagrancy of ideas and affections that he was going.
They had been arrested for vagrancy of which no evidence was given, and apparently remanded for felony without a shadow of justification.

But no man can be answerable for losses which he has not power to prevent, or for vagrancy which he has not authority to restrain.
In my capacity of justice of the peace I shall issue a warrant to have that woman brought before me on a charge of vagrancy, and then I shall examine her on this point.
Little Lucy Rome was taken up for vagrancy in a great city.
As far as he can recall he has been arrested twenty-two times for vagrancy since 1895, served four years at Moundsville and Atlanta for robbery, and six months for theft.
On February 2, 1910, was arrested for vagrancy and begging, and given a sentence of 180 days in the workhouse.
The poor wretches are nearly always in want, and soon full into vagrancy, and some into vice and crime.
Vagrancy has a strange fascination for him, and he will be nothing but what he is until five-cent whiskey sinks him to a grade still lower.
But it has saved many of them from sin and vagrancy, and has put them in paths of respectability and virtue.
The first clause of the bill related to those matters which did not fall under the head of expired enactments, as vagrancy, contracts, and squatting.
But to accept the conditions of vagrancy one must first embrace the loathsome thing itself.
These regulations are based upon the assumption that labor is a public duty, and idleness and vagrancy a crime.
I found no one who imagined that his freedom conferred the right of idleness and vagrancy.
Immediately after the war legislation enacted in the South made severe provision with reference to vagrancy.
The judge of the local court finally decided to send both men away for six months on a charge of vagrancy.
A certain vagrancy in our spirits impels us to take walks at night, and to saunter under the stars.
He had not sat there since the day of his indictment for vagrancy.
In the first we are abandoned to a delightful, and perhaps as it seems holy or edifying vagrancy of thought.
Chief Dinan has determined that those who apply for relief and refuse work when it is offered them shall leave the city or be arrested for vagrancy.
On the way they passed the school ship Massachusetts, to which boys are sentenced by the courts for crime and vagrancy, and on board of which they are disciplined and educated.
An economic cause of an opposite character to vagrancy has by some been considered as accounting for the facts now under consideration.
This class, however, is a comparatively small one, and constitutes a very feeble proportion of the offenders against the Vagrancy Acts which swell the prison statistics in winter.
As a matter of fact the whole body of statistical information bearing upon vagrancy is rather unreliable in character, and it is difficult to see how it can be anything else.
The second cause which leads a certain number of elderly men to adopt a life of vagrancy is to be attributed to the action of Trades-Unions.
If women who are so heavily handicapped in the race of life can run it to such a large extent without resorting to vagrancy, so can men.
Before dismissing the question of the relations between vagrancy and destitution there is one more point which still requires to be considered.
We shall, therefore, consider prostitution in this connection as a form of vagrancy, and proceed to examine the extent to which it is produced by destitution.

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