Itinerant

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 55
ī-tin′er-ant, adj. making journeys from place to place: travelling.— n. one who travels from place to place, esp. a Methodist preacher: a wanderer.— ns. Itin′eracy , Itin′erancy .— adv. Itin′erantly .— adj. Itin′erary , travelling: done on a journey.— n. a book of travels: a guide-book for travellers: a rough sketch and description of the country through which troops are to march.— v.i. Itin′erāte , to travel from place to place, esp. for the purpose of preaching or lecturing. [L. itinerans , -antis , part. of itinerāri -, -at us , to travel—L. iter , itineris , a journey— īre , ītum , to go.]
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