| Person who's always home? | 29 |
| Perpetual traveler | 18 |
| Peripatetic sort | 16 |
| One who's really going places | 33 |
| One who's always on the go? | 31 |
| One who roams about | 19 |
| One who doesn't stay put | 28 |
| One sans fixed address | 22 |
| One often on the move | 21 |
| One not tied down | 17 |
| One difficult to locate | 23 |
| One beyond the pale? | 20 |
| One always on the go | 20 |
| Oasis overnighter | 17 |
| Not the settling-down type | 26 |
| Navajo, historically | 20 |
| Man on the go | 13 |
| Laplander, e.g. | 15 |
| Kumiss imbiber | 14 |
| He has herd, will move | 22 |
| He calls no place home | 22 |
| Gypsy, traditionally | 20 |
| Gypsy or Bedouin | 16 |
| Desert roamer, e.g. | 19 |
| Desert denizen | 14 |
| Chevy station wagon of the 1950s, '60s and '70s | 55 |
| Certain wanderer | 16 |
| Bedouin or gypsy | 16 |
| 1950s Chevy model | 17 |
| Given to wanderlust | 19 |
| Migratory | 9 |
| Like certain tribes | 19 |
| Like Bushmen and Bedouins | 25 |
| Like Bedouins | 13 |
| Having no fixed home | 20 |
| Given to wandering | 18 |
| Always on the move | 18 |
| Always on the go? | 17 |
| Ramblers | 8 |
| They roam | 9 |
| Restless ones | 13 |
| Migratory sorts | 15 |
| Footloose ones | 14 |
| Tribesmen without permanent homes | 33 |
| They're always home | 23 |
| They don't stay in one place | 32 |
| They don't settle | 21 |
| Their lives are in tents | 24 |
| The Saracens, e.g. | 18 |
| The Great Wall of China was built to keep them out | 50 |
| Tent dwellers, maybe | 20 |
| Some wanderers | 14 |
| Roving sorts | 12 |
| Roaming types | 13 |
| Roaming folks | 13 |
| Roamers | 7 |
| Ones without permanent addresses | 32 |
| Oasis seekers | 13 |
| Many ethnic Tibetans, for example | 33 |
| Land rovers | 11 |
| Itinerants | 10 |
| Hunter-gatherers, e.g. | 22 |
| Hunter-gatherer types | 21 |
| Horde members | 13 |
| Desert rovers | 13 |
| Bedouins and Tuaregs | 20 |
| "___ is an island" | 28 |
| "___ is an island . . . " | 35 |
| "___ is an island": Donne | 35 |
| "___ is an island ..." | 32 |
| Start of a Donne quote | 22 |
| Odysseus, to the Cyclops Polyphemus | 35 |
| "--- is an island" | 28 |
| "__ is an island . . ." | 33 |
| Subject of a Donne quote | 24 |
| Odysseus, to Polyphemus | 23 |
| Island equivalent, to Donne | 27 |
| Habitual disagreer | 18 |
| For whom time and tide wait | 27 |
| Donne's equivalent for an island | 36 |
| Another name for Odysseus | 25 |
| "What God has joined together, let ___ put asunder" | 61 |
| "The wicked flee when ___ pursueth": Proverbs | 55 |
| "...let ___ put asunder" | 34 |
| "--- is an island" (John Donne) | 41 |
| "___ of Her Own" (Clark Gable film) | 45 |
| "___ is an island": 2 wds. | 36 |
| "___ is an island . . . ": Donne | 42 |
| "___ can serve two masters...": Matt. 6:24 | 52 |
| "___ can serve two masters . . . " | 44 |
| " . . . let ___ put asunder" | 38 |
| ''___ is an island ...'' | 40 |
| '... let -- put asunder' | 32 |
| '-- is an island' | 25 |
| ``___ is an island...'' | 31 |
| ''Never mind'' | 30 |
| ''Never mind!'' | 31 |
| Phrase akin to "Forget it!" | 37 |
| Irrespective of | 15 |
| "That's of little importance" | 43 |