Houseless [adjective]

Like that unknown mother, she too had become a houseless wanderer, seeking for a home and shelter from a hard unfeeling world.

Let him but acknowledge you, Norman, and he may turn me out upon the world houseless and a beggar, and I will bless him for it!

But to tamper with their dialect, or to take it from them, would be to leave them houseless and exposed in their daily business.

Yet one can hardly associate sparrows with marshes, for they seem out of place in houseless, treeless, half-submerged stretches.

He has ruined my poor old friend; he will soon leave him houseless, and he threatens to leave him almost friendless too.

The three homeless and houseless lads were carried resistlessly along with the crowd.

From the summit of the ridge treeless, houseless, fenceless plains extended in leagues of level distances to every horizon.

The cold wind at night, from the mountain glaciers, swept the bleak plain, and the soldiers shivered in their houseless beds.

And, O king, food also of the best kind was formerly given by thee unto ascetics both houseless and living in domesticity!

He set apart the Campus Martius and his own gardens whereon to fix temporary structures to accommodate the houseless.