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Meanings of cadger in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "mooch"
Examples for "mooch"
1
And the old man have not make mooch to himself of company.
2
I ver' glad you tink so of Mercedes-itmake me mooch joy.
3
Roy looked him over and said, That's a good fucking mooch.
4
He was a pretty obvious fruit and strictly on the mooch.
5
Den I make mooch fun for de Señor Farnham-sureI do.
1
An' the bloomin' moocher was in the next room to mine, an' you got him.
2
He became a city bum, a panhandler, a moocher.
3
No more calls for the crazy cab moocher.
4
Leave moocher friends at home.
5
Even from that distance Edgar could see Essay giving Henry the moocher's eye, sitting up straight, perking her ears, swishing her tail.
1
The need for an enemy; bourgeoisie or proletariat, fat cat or scrounger.
2
The codgers eyed him warily; he looked disreputable enough to be a slave-merchant's scrounger.
3
Or some scrounger too lazy to hunt real prey.
4
He's our best scrounger.
5
Desperately we got up to look round for some shelter, and George, our champion "scrounger," discovered a chicken-house.
Usage of cadger in anglès
1
He has the air of a cadger, and no one pays him heed.
2
But she inevitably gained a reputation as something of a beggar or cadger.
3
He's a regular cadger, that's what he is, and that's all he's fit for.
4
Poor Mr Goldsworthy, incurable cadger that he was, was bound to feel the family reverses acutely.
5
I can recall his coming to my father's house when I was but a little cadger.
6
He's neither a loafer nor a cadger.
7
He was pointed out to me as the 'gentleman-cadger,' because he was so free with his money when 'in luck.'
8
There were twelve or twenty little groups of men in the square, which was lit by a flare of oil suspended over a cadger's cart.
9
There were twelve or twenty little groups of men in the square, which was lighted by a flare of oil suspended over a cadger's cart.
10
Prosecutors, witnesses, officials, policemen, detectives, undetected, pressmen, barristers, loafers, clerks, cadgers, jurymen.
11
It's only the cadgers who don't want it who get relief.
12
It is from one of these that "The Cadger's Ball" is taken.
13
Volumes have been written about the "cadgers," and countless stories told.
14
Has he been doing the Amateur Cadger?
15
I hope it will come soon, or the old girl at the inn here will think we're cadgers.
16
"And would you mind telling us what Cadger had to tell, Chief?"
Frequent collocations
Cadger through the time