Beachcombers [noun]

Hence the astonishment of Fufuti, which knew the ways of black recruits, when Karaki took the worthless beachcomber to his bosom.

He strolled into Mess one evening and mentioned quite casually that The Beachcomber was in camp.

The Beachcomber tugged his red moustache and laughed deprecatingly.

We wanted to lease a club that he had that was closed down, called the Beachcomber, in a suburb of Dallas.

He began to talk of the performances of my little two-year-old, Beachcomber; and after twenty minutes or so, he drifted away.

The black darted back to his companions, and the beachcomber turned to Carey.

That this barefooted beachcomber should possess such high-sounding dignity was inconceivable.

I'll admit he's not exactly my style, but he's no beachcomber.

Then, by thunder, you white-livered beachcomber, a rope will touch you till you're flayed.

Old Tom was a character, and well known all over Polynesia as an inveterate old loafer and beachcomber.