adventurer

• arriviste
• bilk
• bilker
• blackleg
• bluffer
• bushranger
• cardsharp
• cardsharper
• charlatan
• cheat
• cheater
• chiseler
• chiseller
• colonial
• colonist
• colonizer
• comer
• confidence man
• cozener
• defrauder
• discoverer
• dodger
• double-crosser
• double-dealer
• explorer
• fake
• faker
• fakir
• fast-talker
• fat cat
• finagler
• forerunner
• fox
• fraudster
• frontiersman
• gamesman
• hoaxer
• homesteader
• humbug
• imposter
• impostor
• journeyer
• knave
• moneybags
• mountain man
• mountebank
• nabob
• nouveau riche
• parvenu
• pathfinder
• phoney
• phony
• pioneer
• plotter
• prankster
• precursor
• pretender
• quack
• quacksalver
• rascal
• ringer
• roamer
• rogue
• rover
• scammer
• scamster
• schemer
• settler
• sham
• shark
• sharper
• sharpie
• sharpy
• skinner
• slick
• slicker
• slickster
• slyboots
• smoothie
• smoothy
• sneak
• sneaker
• snob
• social climber
• swindler
• trailblazer
• traveler
• traveller
• trekker
• tricker
• trickster
• upstart
• voyager
• wanderer
• wayfarer
• wheeler-dealer
• woodsman

• noun
  1. One who enjoys adventures.
  2. A person who seeks a fortune in new and possibly dangerous enterprises.
  3. A soldier of fortune, a speculator.
  4. A person who tries to advance their social position by somewhat devious means.
  5. A player of adventure games or text adventures.

• The young adventurer set off to explore the uncharted islands.
• Every adventurer dreams of discovering something no one has ever seen before.
• As an experienced adventurer, she knew how to survive in harsh conditions.
• The adventurer crossed mountains and rivers in search of new experiences.
• Being a adventurer requires courage, curiosity, and a love for the unknown.

fakir

gamesman

jet-setter

goddess

barnstormer

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