Ask for and get free; be a parasite.
Obtain or seek to obtain by cadging or wheedling.
1Coming here to fawn and whine and cadge favours of the umpire!
2A few were trying to cadge food from people who were carrying snacks.
3When the yard was finally closed he had to cadge about for work.
4And now he's going aboard to try and cadge Denby for a drink.
5But are you sure you don't want to stay here and cadge some caramel apples?
6Robin set aside Agnes on to the cadge and chose Magdalen, and Marjorie chose Sharpie.
7One by one the others come to join in the conversation, to chaffer and cadge.
8And surely he could cadge the fare from someone.
9If you haven't, you cadge round till you have.
10Never try to outrun a cadge lupus.
11Just trying to cadge a tummy rub.
12I didn't come here to cadge, Hebblethwaite.
13They cadge gray-market Internet access by making friends with local officials-amongthe anointed few the government allows online.
14To cadge a phrase from the current Coen brothers movie: the more we looked, the less we saw.
15Better that beggars cadge their meals
16I'm fed up busting my gut so that he can cadge money off you. He paused for breath.