moocher 的 3 个定义
- to borrow without intending to return or repay it.
- to get or take without paying or at another's expense; sponge: He always mooches cigarettes.
- to beg.
- to steal.
- to skulk or sneak.
- to loiter or wander about.
- Also moocher. a person who mooches.
moocher 近义词
beggar
更多moocher例句
- Race is also embedded in the whole set of presumptions about the 47 percent and the “moocher class.”
- And the comparisons will show what they've shown since the beginning of the republic, that the real moocher class is down South.
- In other words, conservatives, millions more Latinos are poised to become card-carrying members of the good old moocher class!
- Across the lawn, a man walked by with the words “retired moocher” printed on the front of his shirt.
- Might an ineffectual-seeming Obama be enough to make moocher-loathing Mitt seem palatable to independents?
- The ol moocher sure has got em trained, Iron Hair, said Raftery.
- The inmates were principally in pairs; each moocher had his Judy (wife), and each little kid had his little Moll (sister).
- I know what they wants—they think I'm a purty good moocher, 'n' they'll make sinkers out o' me.
- I discovered that what we would call a Tramp over here was a Moocher over there.
- The English moocher has to resort to his "gag," and his "lurks" are almost innumerable.