mooch
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1. mooch - Noun
2. mooch - Verb
Meaning
ask for and get free; be a parasite
someone who mooches or cadges (tries to get something free)
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Even an average dog can do better floor tricks than Curley of the Stooges, mooch like Kramer from and patrol the yard like John Wayne chasing Apache squirrels.
So if he has gainful employment and isn't a mooch, what else could be preventing him from finding a girlfriend?
They kept following Pack around, perhaps trying to mooch some bread crumbs because they hadn't taken personal responsibility and gotten jobs.
We mooch about the DIY…
Speaking at the Ten Trinity Square Private Club on Wednesday, the Mooch warned: ‘This war on the media is nonsensical – you’re not going to win.
Try and listen with an open mind, because for a guy as successful and busy as The Mooch, agreeing to do a crappy podcast like this, must mean he's a real menche.