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Definition of traveler
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Traveler
(n.) A
traveling
crane.
See under
Crane.
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Cafeneh
::
Cafeneh
(n.) A
humble
inn or house of rest for
travelers,
where
coffee
is
sold..
Lone
::
Lone (a.) Being
without
a
companion;
being by one's self; also, sad from lack of
companionship;
lonely;
as, a lone
traveler
or
watcher..
Itinerary
::
Itinerary
(a.) An
account
of
travels,
or a
register
of
places
and
distances
as a guide to
travelers;
as, the
Itinerary
of
Antoninus..
Carpetbag
::
Carpetbag
(n.) A
portable
bag for
travelers;
-- so
called
because
originally
made of
carpet.
Knapsack
::
Knapsack
(v. t.) A case of
canvas
or
leather,
for
carrying
on the back a
soldier's
necessaries,
or the
clothing,
etc., of a
traveler..
Traveler
::
Traveler
(n.) A
commercial
agent who
travels
for the
purpose
of
receiving
orders
for
merchants,
making
collections,
etc..
Cacolet
::
Cacolet
(n.) A
chair,
litter,
or other
contrivance
fitted
to the back or pack
saddle
of a mule for
carrying
travelers
in
mountainous
districts,
or for the
transportation
of the sick and
wounded
of an
army..
Mark
::
Mark (n.) A fixed
object
serving
for
guidance,
as of a ship, a
traveler,
a
surveyor,
etc.; as, a
seamark,
a
landmark..
Tramp
::
Tramp (n.) A foot
traveler;
a
tramper;
often used in a bad sense for a
vagrant
or
wandering
vagabond.
Firman
::
Firman
(n.) In
Turkey
and some other
Oriental
countries,
a
decree
or
mandate
issued
by the
sovereign;
a royal order or
grant;
--
generally
given for
special
objects,
as to a
traveler
to
insure
him
protection
and
assistance..
Howadji
::
Howadji
(n.) A
merchant;
-- so
called
in the East
because
merchants
were
formerly
the chief
travelers.
Commissionnaire
::
Commissionnaire
(n.) One of a class of
attendants,
in some
European
cities,
who
perform
miscellaneous
services
for
travelers..
Travel
::
Travel
(n.) An
account,
by a
traveler,
of
occurrences
and
observations
during
a
journey;
as, a book of
travels;
-- often used as the title of a book; as,
Travels
in
Italy..
Spoor
::
Spoor (n.) The track or trail of any wild
animal;
as, the spoor of an
elephant;
-- used
originally
by
travelers
in South
Africa..
Lead
::
Lead (v. t.) To guide or
conduct
in a
certain
course,
or to a
certain
place or end, by
making
the way
known;
to show the way, esp. by going with or going in
advance
of.
Hence,
figuratively:
To
direct;
to
counsel;
to
instruct;
as, to lead a
traveler;
to lead a
pupil..
Stop
::
Stop (v. t.) To
arrest
the
progress
of; to
hinder;
to
impede;
to shut in; as, to stop a
traveler;
to stop the
course
of a
stream,
or a flow of
blood..
Noted
::
Noted (a.) Well known by
reputation
or
report;
eminent;
celebrated;
as, a noted
author,
or
traveler..
Courier
::
Courier
(n.) An
attendant
on
travelers,
whose
business
it is to make
arrangements
for their
convenience
at
hotels
and on the way..
Chick-pea
::
Chick-pea
(n.) Its
nutritious
seed, used in
cookery,
and
especially,
when
roasted
(parched
pulse),
as food for
travelers
in the
Eastern
deserts..
Traveler
::
Traveler
(n.) An iron
encircling
a rope, bar, spar, or the like, and
sliding
thereon..
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