Drifter

Drifter can mean:

one who drifts, especially a person who moves aimlessly from place to place or from job to job. A drifter is a nomad who has no established residence or visible means of support.
chocolate bars available in the UK, manufactured by Nestlé. Drifter bars are crisp wafer dipped in caramel then covered in milk chocolate.
a hydraulic or pneumatic rock or ground drill placed on top of a feed. Feed is like a rail that the drill moves on, aka. drifts. This kind of drilling procedure is also called as drifting. Feed is usually attached with a flexible boom (like an arm) to a stationery or movable unit. Drifters are used in mining, construction, exploration and natural science.

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