In the Middle Ages, a traveling poet and musician who accompanied thier poems with the harp or lute

a foreigner

a person living in a country other than their own without the rights of citizenship

to waste time

to loiter

a gait, as of a horse, somewhat resembling an easy gallop

a convent for nuns

to compel by force, morally, legally, or physically

to bind by some favor or kindness

to walk unsteadily

to stumble

to waver

to speak with hesitation

to give, especially to some religious or charitable object

one who wanders continually with no apparent aim