- HOBO
- Clown type
- King of the road
- ___ bag (purse style)
- One riding the rails, classically
- Bindle bearer
- Boxcar rider
- Bum
- He's a bum
- Wandering stewbum
- National ___ Convention (annual Britt, Iowa event)
- Freight-car hopper
- One jumping a moving train, say
- Skid row resident
- Rail rider
- Tramp
- Vagabond
- Grapes of Wrath figure
- Boxcar sleeper
- Vagrant
- 1930s rail rider
- Great Depression figure
- Handbag label
- Drifter
- Gentleman of the road
- Wanderer
- Great Depression itinerant
- Bindlestiff
- Depression-era figure
- One often moving for work?
- King of the road, they say
- Railyard denizen
- Emmett Kelly persona
- Unauthorized rider of an 8-Down
- Freddie the Freeloader, e.g.
- Rider of the rails
- Freddie the Freeloader, for one
- Freight train stowaway
- Boxcar Willie dressed as one
- Itinerant traveler
- Wandering rail rider
- Freight train hopper
- Freeloading rail rider
- Roads scholar?
- Dust Bowl rail rider
- One for the road?
- Rail-riding wanderer
- Train hopper
- The Grapes of Wrath figure
- Boxcar Willie's persona
- Jobless wanderer
- Bum kin
- Great Depression rail rider
- Ticketless rail rider
- Transient who travels by rail
- Boxcar passenger
- Freight train jumper
- Railroad hitchhiker of old
- Train rider, perhaps
- Knight of the road
- Skid row denizen
- Rail rider of a sort
- Chaplin persona
- Red Skelton persona
- Skid row frequenter
- Bindle carrier
- Nonpaying train rider, perhaps
- Nonpaying rail rider
- Down Under swagman, in the States
- Boxcar hopper
- Transient with a bindle
- Stereotypical boxcar hopper
- Stereotypical train hopper
- Large shoulder bag
- Pouchlike shoulder bag
- Skelton persona
- Certain wanderer
- One of Skelton's personas
- Nomadic one
- Prefix for graph
- Freight hopper
- Mulligan stew maker
- Freight-train rider
- To whom "bullets" are beans
- To whom a horizontal zigzag meant "barking dog"
- King of the road vagabond
- Rail-riding vagabond
- Of Mice and Men character
- Rambler of old
- Traveler in boxcars
- Grapes of Wrath character
- Freight-car rider
- Railroad car stowaway
- Grapes of Wrath vagabond
- Freight car passenger
- The Shaggy Man of the Oz books
- Derelict
- Transient
- I Am a Lonesome ___ (Bob Dylan song)
- Professional tramp.
- Footloose worker.
- Wandering worker.
- Weary Willie.
- Gentleman tramp.
- He rides the rods.
- Peripatetic worker.
- Emmett Kelly's impersonation.
- Migratory worker.
- Emmett Kelly's make-up.
- Man on the road.
- Road man of a sort.
- Traveler of a sort.
- Itinerant.
- Worker of sorts.
- Landlouper.
- Bo.
- Vagabond's cousin.
- Migrant.
- Relative of a landloper.
- Man on the move.
- Footloose one.
- Rod rider.
- Rods rider.
- Knight, road version
- Oldtime hippie
- Rider of the rods
- Handout seeker
- Nomad of a sort
- Footloose fellow
- Peripatetic person
- Person called a "swagman" in Australia
- Railroad freeloader
- Man of the road
- Traveler sans tickets
- Sundowner
- Skelton character
- Boxcar rider, maybe
- Ding-donger
- One asking for a handout
- Traveling tramp
- Wandering soul
- Rolling stone
- Tracks traveler
- Penniless traveler
- Penniless person
- Wandering sort
- One who rides the rails
- Odd jobs doer
- Nonpaying train passenger
- Old-fashioned camp resident
- Style of women's leather handbags
- Depression-era traveler
- One who's left holding the bag?
- Drifting type
- Rail rider of old
- Type tending to drift
- Wanderer in search of work
- Down-on-his-luck wanderer
- ___ purse
- So-called "king of the road"
- ___ bag (fashion accessory)
- ___ spider, creature named for its presence around train tracks
- Kind of spider commonly found near train tracks
- ___ bag (purse type)
- Stereotypical stew preparer
- Freight jumper
- Depression figure
- Freight car hopper, stereotypically
- Freight car hopper, perhaps
- Bindlestiff, e.g.
- Stereotypical skid row denizen
- Trainyard vagabond
- Boxcar Willie, for one
- Stereotypical freight-train hopper
- I Am a Lonesome ___ (Dylan song)
- Stereotypical rail rider
- Depression-era freight-hopper
- Freight car hopper of old
- Stereotypical freight hopper
- Road worker?
- Train rider
- Rail traveler, maybe
- Freight hopper, stereotypically
- Dust Bowl figure
- Freight train stowaway, stereotypically
- Stereotypical boxcar rider
- Nonpaying train rider, stereotypically
- Rover on the rails
- Ticketless train rider
- Depression-era rail rider
- Boxcar rider of yore
- Depression-era itinerant
- Freight-hopping migrant
- Migrant worker of sorts
- Stereotypical stew eater
- Handbag style
- Handbag type
- Word before "bag" or "spider"
- 29 Ticketless traveler
- Stereotypical stew chef
- Bindle toter
- Judy Garland concert persona
- Down-and-outer
- Bygone traveler with a secret code
- Freight-hopping fellow
- Depression era wanderer
