mooch in English
a bunch of your friends will show up, mooching food
he didn't want them mooching around all day
the mooch who got everything from his dad
Use "mooch" in a sentence
1. 18 synonyms for Cadge: scrounge, beg, bum, blag, mooch, freeload, sponge, beg, bum, panhandle, mooch, bum
2. Mooch, you didn't have to give me anything.
3. He tried to mooch a drink off me.
4. So that I could mooch off of you.
5. That doesn't mean you mooch off of other people.
6. He's happy to mooch around the house all day.
7. Another word for Cadge: scrounge, beg, bum, blag, mooch Collins English Thesaurus
8. English words for Chiper include pinch, swipe, filch, snaffle and mooch
9. We can not mooch off without recording the 1991 Co Durham crime figures.
10. At what point does a friend become a mooch ? It's a matter of frequency.
11. Synonyms for Cadge include beg, bum, mooch, scrounge, sponge, borrow, freeload, blag, bludge and hawk
12. I was told one flight was full, and left the gate to mooch around the newsstands.
13. Antonyms for Commensal include parasite, leech, sponge, sponger, moocher, scrounger, mooch, bloodsucker, cadger and drone
14. It goes far beyond the guy who always wants to mooch lunch off of me, too.
15. Your religious donations fund freeloaders who mooch off society but who generally provide little or no value in return.
16. Cadging definition: ask for and get free; be a parasite synonyms: obtain, grub, bum, mooch, freeload, sponge antonyms: spread
17. LL: A mooch, that's someone who, instead of getting things for herself, borrows or takes things from others.
18. Whether it's your nosy mother, or her mooch of a younger brother, in-laws can introduce some serious tension into your relationship.
19. And they mooch free meals in part by waggling their heads to beg for food like all the other ant grubs.
20. Cadge verb scrounge, beg, bum (informal), blag (slang), mooch (slang), freeload (slang), sponge (informal) He asked if he could Cadge a ride from somebody
21. 24 synonyms for Borrow: take on loan, touch (someone) for, scrounge, blag, mooch, cadge, use temporarily, take and return, steal, take, use, copy, adopt
22. It is not means-tested, so old people who previously paid for their own drug coverage have an incentive to mooch off the taxpayer instead.
23. Cadge verb scrounge, beg, bum (informal), blag (slang), mooch (slang), freeload (slang), sponge (informal) He asked if he could Cadge a ride from somebody
24. The Distants recorded two singles for Northern, "Come On" (1959, featuring additional background vocals by The Andantes ), and "Alright" (1960). Between these two releases, Albert "Mooch" Harrell replaced Pee-Wee Crawford.
25. Must be really easy, sitting back and relaxing, knowing that you don't have to earn your own XP, waiting for your master to score a new level so you can mooch a few new Hit Dice of her.
26. 1 definition found From WordNet (r) 3.0 (2006) [wn]: Cadge v 1: ask for and get free; be a parasite [syn: {mooch}, {bum}, {Cadge}, {grub}, {sponge}] 2: obtain or seek to obtain by cadging or wheedling; "he is always shnorring cigarettes from his friends" [syn: {schnorr}, {shnorr}, {scrounge}, {Cadge}]
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