mouch
/muːtʃ/
verb
- To move or act in a sneaky, lazy, or dishonest way; to skulk or loiter.
- The thief mouched through the dark alley, trying not to be seen.
- He spent the afternoon mouchhing instead of doing his homework.
- The cat mouched around the kitchen, hoping for scraps.
- To beg or obtain something without effort, often by sponging off others.
- Stop mouchhing and earn your own money.
- He always tries to mouch a ride from his neighbors.
- She mouched a free lunch from her friend.