cadger
/ˈkædʒər/
noun
- A person who habitually asks for or takes things from others without paying or returning them; a beggar or moocher.
- The neighborhood cadger was always knocking on doors asking for a cup of sugar.
- Nobody wanted to sit next to the cadger at lunch because he would always ask for a bite of their food.
- She called him a cadger after he borrowed money for the third time and never paid it back.