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Meanings of mooch in English

Catalan
gorrer
Spanish
buitre

Someone who mooches or cadges (tries to get something free)

gorrer
Catalan
gorrejar

Ask for and get free; be a parasite.

gorrejar
Usage of mooch in English
1
And the old man have not make mooch to himself of company.
The Bell-Ringer of Angel's, and Other Stories
2
I ver' glad you tink so of Mercedes-itmake me mooch joy.
Beth Norvell: A Romance of the West
3
Roy looked him over and said, That's a good fucking mooch.
Junky
4
He was a pretty obvious fruit and strictly on the mooch.
Junky
5
Den I make mooch fun for de Señor Farnham-sureI do.
Beth Norvell: A Romance of the West
6
Susan ignored me and went back to her conversation with the DMI mooch.
Chump change: a novel
7
The mooch woke up and put his hand in his pocket.
Junky
8
My excuses, but ze pigs make me to be mooch enrage.
The Secret Passage
9
If I continued to mooch meals from my mother I could afford highlights.
Three to get deadly and four to score
10
The old man repeated his question-'howmooch for the broad-facedbur-r-rd?'
Ruth Fielding in Moving Pictures; Or, Helping the Dormitory Fund
11
So eet make me mooch 'fraid, I no vort' eet-no ,no
Beth Norvell: A Romance of the West
12
Bull moose much like farm bull, and hate ze red color ver' mooch.
Boy Scouts on Hudson Bay; Or, The Disappearing Fleet
13
I love going for a mooch around the antique shops then getting some chips.
The Guardian
14
Suddenly he gave me a sharp push, and I fell heavily against the mooch.
Junky
15
I haf seen ze same so mooch as three hundred mile north from here.
Boy Scouts on Hudson Bay; Or, The Disappearing Fleet
16
Glazed and hipster-ish patrons would mooch about looking both bored.
The Guardian
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Translations for mooch
Spanish
buitre
Mooch through the time
Mooch across language varieties
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