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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The shoplifter was caught trying to mooch a necklace from the jewelry store.
He decided to mooch a ride off of his coworker.
My neighbor likes to mooch and ask personal questions, but I don't feel comfortable sharing with her.
I wish she wouldn't mooch so much, she's always prying into my personal life.
The restaurant banned the mooch who always came in asking for free food.
He decided to mooch around the city to kill time.
The party crasher tried to mooch a drink off the guests.
He's a mooch - always asking to borrow someone's textbook for class.
She's such a mooch - always asking to use someone's gym membership.
She's always asking for favors and borrowing things - she's such a mooch.
He's always asking for money and never pays it back - he's a real mooch.
She's a total mooch - always showing up to parties empty-handed and expecting to be fed and entertained.
He's a mooch - always asking to borrow someone's phone charger.
She's such a mooch - always asking to borrow someone's makeup.
He's known as the office mooch, always asking for pens and paper from his coworkers.
He's a real mooch - always asking to borrow someone's car.
She's a mooch - always asking to borrow someone's clothes for a night out.
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