Mooch ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Mooch ( verb )

To ask for or take something without paying for it or without permission.

Origin:

Origin uncertain. possibly from low german mucken "to beg".

Examples:

1. He's always mooching cigarettes off his friends.
2. She mooch a pencil from her colleague to finish her work.
3. He was mooching around the party, looking for something to eat.
4. She mooch a ride to the airport from her neighbor.
5. He was mooching off his parents, refusing to get a job.

(As a noun)

Mooch ( noun )

To ask for or take something without paying for it or without permission.

Origin:

Origin uncertain. possibly from low german mucken "to beg".

Examples:

1. He's always mooching cigarettes off his friends.
2. She mooch a pencil from her colleague to finish her work.
3. He was mooching around the party, looking for something to eat.
4. She mooch a ride to the airport from her neighbor.
5. He was mooching off his parents, refusing to get a job.