sorn
/sɔrn/
noun
- A person who habitually imposes on others for free food or lodging; a sponger.
- The old sorn showed up at every feast, eating without ever bringing a dish.
- Everyone in town knew him as a sorn who never paid his share.
- She called him a sorn because he always expected others to cover his meals.
verb
- To impose on someone for free food or lodging; to sponge off others.
- She was tired of friends who would sorn on her generosity without contributing.
- The traveler tried to sorn on the villagers, but they refused to feed him for free.
- He spent the summer sorn on his relatives, never offering to pay for anything.
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