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• v  ask for and get free; be a parasite
• v  obtain or seek to obtain by cadging or wheedling

• As Chicago Tribune Columnist Mike Royko put it, "I might understand PUSH's concern for Porterfield if he had been flung out of the station door and forced to cadge quarters on a .
• He took to a life of cadge-as-cadge-can until he got a second chance at Orders in the Scots College in Rome.
• Inside, dancers shake to the heavy beat of music thundering from amplifiers and strip to their G strings, as B-girls cadge $2.

• mooch
• bum
• grub
• sponge
• schnorr
• shnorr
• scrounge

News & Articles

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• Phil Mickelson has Callaway’s consent to use TaylorMade SLDR driver
  Phil Mickelson, who memorably appeared at  Callaway HQ in in flip-flops in July to thank the Carlsbad crew for crafting the clubs he used to cadge his  first Claret Jug , has put a TaylorMade SLDR driver into play Friday at the Presidents Cup. Lefty apparently attempted to disguise the club with what  Zak Kozuchowski described as a shoddy paint job on the SLDR’s metallic gray crown, which was ...
  Oct. 5, 2013 - SB Nation

Quotes

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• Norman Baker in GulfNews
  Baker said: "It is shameless and inappropriate for a Prime Minister to cadge free or cut-price holidays in this way."