Mooch [mu:tʃ]:
To loaf around, be lazy, wander aimlessly.- To pinch, swipe, or cadge.
- To beg or freeload.
Examples:
– What are you doing?
– Nothing, just mooching
– What do you want to do now?
– I don't know, let's just mooch.
Matt is the biggest mooch I've ever seen.
– Do you buy your lunch?
– No, I just go around and mooch.
Aaron is such a moocher. He keeps asking me for money and never drops a penny!
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