Reverse Dictionary: PILGRIM

ADJECTIVES
1599 — PEREGRINE travelling; wandering; formerly, on a pilgrimage, travelling as a pilgrim
1987 — PEREGRINATE relating to pilgrimage or pilgrims

NOUNS
1340 — PEREGRINAGE in early use: a pilgrimage; later, a journey, travels
1500 — PEREGRINATION a pilgrimage; a making pilgrimages

NOUNS, PERSON
1300 — PALMER a pilgrim who had returned from the Holy Land, in sign of which he carried a palm branch or palm leaf; also, an itinerant monk who travelled from shrine to shrine, under a perpetual vow of poverty; often used simply as an equivalent of ‘pilgrim’
1570 — PEREGRINE a pilgrim; a traveller in a foreign country
1610 — PEREGRINATOR a pilgrim → obs.
1888 — GAE-THROUGH-LAND a wanderer; a vagabond or vagrant; a pilgrim; an exile → Sc. (Bk.)

VERBS
1000 — WALL to go on pilgrimage → obs.