Sc. Also 6 vaigare, 7 va(i)ger. [f. VAGUE v.1] An idle stroller or wanderer; a vagrant.
15[?]. Aberd. Reg. (Jam.). Vaigares, adhantaris of ailhoussis.
1647. Baillie, Lett. (1841), III. 15. An act against vagers from their own ministers.
1876. Grant, Burgh Sch. Scot., II. v. 195. They were forbidden … to be perturbers or vaguers, wandering from place to place.
