Panhandler (noun)

1. A person who begs for money or food, especially in public places.
2. Someone who asks for handouts in an aggressive or persistent manner.

Origin:

From pan + handler.

Examples:

1. The panhandler stood at the busy street corner with a sign asking for help.
2. The panhandler was known for his aggressive behavior and confrontational demeanor.
3. The panhandler was a familiar sight to the daily commuters on the train.
4. The panhandler told the passerby a sob story in the hopes of receiving money.
5. The panhandler was often seen asking for spare change at the exit of the grocery store.